Zam has experience in writing and directing shorts, commercials, documentaries, and TV dramas, and his first feature film Up There won the top prize at the Santa Barbara International Film…
A familiar face on the small screen, thanks to roles in the likes of Shameless, Eastenders and The Royal, Chris Coghill makes his feature screenwriting debut with party promotion comedy Weekender.…
Jamie was Head of Development at Really Useful Films before becoming a full-time writer. His Northern Ireland-set screenplay Bogland won the Grand Prize in the American Screenwriters Association / Gotham Writers’ Workshop International Screenwriting Competition 2009. He has also adapted Michael Morpurgo’s children’s…
Andrew James Carter is a UK screenwriter and winner of the 2010 Scriptapalooza international screenwriting competition. Aside from scriptwriting, Andrew is currently completing his doctoral thesis in astrophysics and, most likely, procrastinating on the internet.…
After graduating from Cambridge University, Elizabeth lived in Los Angeles for five years, starting as a script reader and runner and then becoming Head of Development for independent producer Michael Peyser. Upon returning to the…
One of the winners of Script Factory’s Serious Screenwriter Development Scheme in 2009, Olly Perkin has written numerous short screenplays and has worked extensively in TV, writing for Family Affairs, Doctors and The Bill. His feature screenplay, Break, follows an…
Moira Buffini is a playwright and screenwriter. She has just completed Tamara Drewe, directed by Stephen Frears, and is currently working on Jane Eyre, directed by Cary Fukunaga, both for Ruby Films. Her plays include Silence, Gabriel, Dinner, Dying For It and Welcome…
Cath Le Couteur is a writer/director. In January 2010 she was awarded the Sundance Alfred P Sloan Commissioning Grant to develop ensemble feature Bed. She is also a co-founder of Shooting People and a recent Rockefeller and…
