Tag: writersblock
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Voicing distorted perceptions
Accents! I love them..no that’s a lie, I am fascinated by accents, it’s something I touch upon in my upcoming film review too. My accent is odd and I am mocked regularly by my friends… its a combination of all the places I have lived. Romford is my birth place (a town now swallowed into […]
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The Hunted #inspiration
So, as I mentioned previously my character Bertie was born out of some of John Lone’s previous performances – which ones? Well, there are three of his films that stand out significantly to me and I will review each one per blog post. The films deserve that rather than being stacked and cluttered into one […]
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Post#4…The Hunted #inspiration
So, as I mentioned previously my character Bertie was born out of some of John Lone’s previous performances – which ones? Well, there are three of his films that stand out significantly to me and I will review each one per blog post. The films deserve that rather than being stacked and cluttered into one […]
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Interview#6…Interview with Paul Zeidman, Screenwriter
Paul Zeidman is a screenwriter based out of one of my favourite cities, San Francisco! I met Paul in a screenwriting group on Facebook and as a rookie have been very appreciative of the articles and guidance that he shares with us all! An insider’s knowledge and expertise is like gold-dust! His writing credits include […]
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Interview#5…Ho-Ling Tang, Composer
Originating from Hong Kong, Ho-Ling Tang is a talented composer, orchestrator and arranger. Based in Hong Kong she is busy working on multiple projects which encompasses film and TV scores, theatre and video games. I posed Ho-Ling some questions about her work, specifically how essential music is to film and TV success. At what age […]
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Should you reject rejection?
Social media is something I have been looking to reduce substantially since deciding to continue writing my series. The hours I must spend mindlessly scrolling my Instagram wall, tweeting crap and seeing what my mates are up to on Facebook must be quite a substantial chunk of the day and time that’s better spent being […]
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Post#4…Should you reject rejection?
Social media is something I have been looking to reduce substantially since deciding to continue writing my series. The hours I must spend mindlessly scrolling my Instagram wall, tweeting crap and seeing what my mates are up to on Facebook must be quite a substantial chunk of the day and time that’s better spent being […]
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Interview#4…Siege Proquee, Writer
Siege Proquee is “Africa’s best Film/Television Producer, Director, Scriptwriter, Score maker and Editor” (according to his Facebook page!). I posed Siege a few questions about his approach to writing, specifically with TV scripting in mind. How did you become a writer? The whole journey started during the June holidays in 2015 when I completely fell […]
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Interview#4…Siege Proquee
Siege Proquee is “Africa’s best Film/Television Producer, Director, Scriptwriter, Score maker and Editor” (according to his Facebook page!). I posed Siege a few questions about his approach to writing, specifically with TV scripting in mind. How did you become a writer? The whole journey started during the June holidays in 2015 when I completely fell […]
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Interview#3…Vivienne Chow, Writer
Vivienne Chow is a Hong Kong based journalist and has recently taken her first steps in creative writing with The Fair Warning web series, a story which can be described in her words as ‘a tale of greed, rivalries and broken hearts revolving around the art circus’. I posed Vivienne a few questions with regards […]
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Interview#3…Vivienne Chow
Vivienne Chow is a Hong Kong based journalist and has recently taken her first steps in creative writing with The Fair Warning web series, a story which can be described in her words as ‘a tale of greed, rivalries and broken hearts revolving around the art circus’. I posed Vivienne a few questions with regards […]
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Nailing dialogue
I patiently waited hours to talk to a producer who I had sent my first script to, every now and then a Skype message would pop up ‘be another 10 minutes’ – well the 10 minutes turned into bloody ages. My fake smile turned into a grimace and a yawn as we were heading into […]