As summer moved towards Autumn, I made some exciting new contacts, received my first broadcast credit and September became on of my busiest months ever…
Scripts
That Was The Year That Was: 2014 (part2)
After the initial kick off, the year became a headlong rush towards the summer. A busy March followed by a quiet April with one momentous meeting and a packed May.
That Was The Year That Was: 2014 (part1)
It’s been quite a year for me so (as I do every year) it’s time for a retrospective. This is a useful exercise for any writer as it helps you see what you’ve actually been doing with your time (apart… Read More ›
More Tree Fu Tom
Last month (as part of a very select few) I was invited back to the writers’ room at Tree Fu Tom. We had two days of brainstorming at the offices of the shows animations gurus, Blue Zoo. It was brilliant to… Read More ›
Interviewed by the BBC Writersroom!
Ahead of the new BBC children’s TV scriptwriting opportunity, and as the previous winner of a similar open submission, I was interviewed by BBC Writersroom! You can watch me on the BBC site giving aspiring writers tips and advice on writing for CBeebies… Read More ›
L.A., Baby! (2013)
Wow. Has it really been two weeks since Gally finished? Where does the time go??Gallifrey One (for those that do not know) is the biggest and best Doctor Who convention on the planet. Every year for the past few years… Read More ›
The snowball gathers momentum…
I have been doing many wondrous things, some of which I can speak of… Bernice Summerfield, Stargate, Doctor Who…
Not treading water no more (first posted 10.03.10)
Things have been moving pretty fast. I have made many friends in the industry over the last six months and cemented other relationships that were already blossoming…I am thrilled to be writing a Bernice Summerfield adventure with my old mate John Dorney and the script for what will be the second story of the second trilogy (3.5) of Stargate audios is now in full swing.
Dinosaurs and Mammoths (first posted 04.08.09)
Ice Age 3 left me a little cold…some of the jokes being a little too well aimed at the adults – especially the milking of a male Yak scene…!
