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Sifting through the crap, so you don’t have to…
Morning!
My trawl of the web over coffee this morning has revealed the following…
The Oscar and Bafta nominated short “The Mysterious Explorations of Jasper Morello” is now available for free on You Tube. I found it on Boing Boing. Check it out… Continue reading
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Tagged Boing Boing, Cyberspace, Jasper Morello, Short Films, Twitter
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A day in the life…
I thought it might be interesting to journal a day in the life of a writer-director (me!) during the last days of a TV edit. It turns out it wasn’t interesting at all but I’ve written it now, so you can damn well read it…
Posted in Directing, Journal, Writing
Tagged Directing, New Tricks, Screenwriting, Writing
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TweetDeck
A very short message to say if you’re using Twitter , but not using TweetDeck , you should be. Once in a while, a killer app comes along that re-defines how we interact with each other online. TweetDeck, designed by Iain Dodsworth, is just that. Go get.
The writer’s toolkit…
I’m sometimes asked my advice on what screenwriting software to use, so I thought I’d jot down a list of my faves… Continue reading
Neil Gaiman and Tori Amos – some of the best character writing around…
Been meaning to link to these for a while. Neil Gaiman wrote them to accompany two Tori Amos albums; “Strange Little Girls” and “Scarlet’s Walk”. The first is some of the best character sketches I’ve ever read. The second is … Continue reading
Welcome to my brain!
This is the first entry on a new site that I hope will tie together all of the things I’ve wanted a website to do; from showcasing my own work in film, TV and radio to sharing links to other … Continue reading
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A new radio job
Following a really good meeting with some independent radio producers this morning, I can tentatively announce that I’ve been asked to write a brand-new, updated episode of “Journey Into Space” for BBC Radio 4. Originally broadcast in the 1950s, JIS … Continue reading
New Tricks – the story so far…
I realise that I have jumped into journalling my day-to-day experiences making “New Tricks” with no “backstory” whatsoever. For those who require some context, or mistakenly believe that it might somehow render this journal more interesting, here’s the story so … Continue reading