Script consultant Channel 4 – script writing competition
Just looking back on my career, I got my break as a UK script consultant and script writer for hire on Channel 4 in the UK […]
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The Manchurian Candidate (2004) thoughts of a UK script consultant
The late Jonathan Demme made The Manchurian Candidate in 2004. The original film was made in 1962 and is widely regarded as a classic. Demme’s […]
Kill Bill Volumes 1 & 2 – thoughts of a UK script consultant
I’ve been tough on Quentin Tarantino in the past. As a UK script consultant I’m trying to revisit his work especially after recently working on […]
Donnie Darko (2001) – thoughts of a UK script consultant
Donnie Darko has a massive cult following. I saw it in the cinema back in 2001 and thought it was okay. As a script writer […]
Full Metal Jacket (1987) – thoughts of a UK Script Doctor
I’ve blogged about Full Metal Jacket before, probably, more than once. As a script writer for hire, UK script consultant, and Script Doctor UK it’s […]
The Wild Bunch (1969) thoughts of a script consultant UK
It was reported recently that Mel Gibson is planning a remake of The Wild Bunch. Regular readers will know I’m big fan of director Sam […]
Industrial Scripts – putting your UK script writing career into overdrive with script consultant UK
If you want to develop a career as a script writer in the UK you need to know all about the reality of how film […]
Emmerdale – an old episode written by UK Script Consultant and UK Script Doctor
Obviously if you’re looking for a script writer for hire or a Script Doctor or UK script consultant you want to choose someone with a lot of experience. […]
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005) – thoughts of a UK Script Consultant and Script Doctor
As a UK Script Doctor and UK script consultant I’ve been meaning to write about The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005) for an age. […]
Hooper (1978)
The great Burt Reynolds passed away earlier this week. As part of the video shop generation in 80s – I pretty much grew on Burt […]