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He would really choose 'I may destroy you'. I understand the plot was interesting but the overall writing was mediocre.

So if someone kisses you will you turn into a Princes?

Succession has some of the best writing that has ever been put on the screen, brilliant

Great interview. And he's spot on about writing...I write in exactly the same fashion; unfortunately, I don't get paid for my writing, but it's still something I *have* to do!

Thanks for this!

Very Best witty writer.

The Whistleblowers - series 2007- predicted the corona virus -

"Promosm" 😢

"Don't get it right, get it written" are wise words.

when was this interview?

listening to feedback. i dont think Hussle T Races ( is that his name ) does that.

R.I.P DOCTOR WHO 1963 - 2017

Helen Black

I love what Dennis says at 2:00, fundamentally we don't really know what people are capable of until we push the right (or wrong) sequence of butttons and I think the same applies with characters. Some of their motivation is circumstantial and some is inherent.

Thank you very much!

Thanks. Really insightful

I missed the live webinar so very happy its on UA-cam.

We have six minute episode TV. It's called Anime. 3 minute recap, 5 minute intro song, 6 minutes of actual show, 2 minutes sneak-peak of the next episode, and a 10 minute credit/outro song

‘Listen to Feedback!’ Something ain’t right here🤔

Is this the Stephen Moffat who apparently said that his job at the BBC was to "kinda tell lies" by reimag lining history by. putting black people front and centre of everything because that is better. Or was that another Stephen Moffat?

Charlotte is like the sun. Take care and love Tom. You are a wonderful couple and good parents of two sons. 🔥🥰♥💕

The Matthew Robinson & John Yorke years was the best era Eastenders ever had in my opinion. It’s never hit those heights since.

Can we write something for animation?

Chumbawamba readymades! Her voice shines in the music

Just the best writer I've ever seen. Love how you just keep a weeping angel in your garden. I'd be terrified to walk through that at night. Must give your kids nightmares.

Can I send you my crime novel? It sold 10,000 copies locally! I’m told it’s a gripping page-turner.

What a lovely woman ☺️

I just listened to her play Undeniably Keith. It was utterly charming. More plays by this wonderful writer please.

When is the next submission window?

very clever man

I've started listening to Opening Lines, Radio 4, and really enjoying the insight and clarity of John's discussion

The intro is like "I want to be surprised" in the deadliest of monotones.

Superb webinar. I always feel more disabled as a writer than any other role in the TV industry, because there is so little chance of getting a story away that features a disabled lead. Here's hoping legends like these on the webinar help force through change. Bravo everyone.

Thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤️‍🔥from Kyoto

Paula Milnes, writer Desert Island choices are: Five Easy Pieces; Don't Look Now; and Two Days, One Night

katie baxendale was a good actress nice lady she is.

Thank you for sharing. Was so gutted I had to work and miss this .🙏🏾🌟♥️

I love these kinds of videos, thank you for sharing them! Good luck everybody! And have fun!

Thank you so much for sharing with us. ❤️‍🔥 from 🇯🇵 Pray you can continue sharing incredible UA-cam scriptwriting content with us

Did chibbers get a hair plug?

He's brilliant in Still game.great actor

He was right about streaming

Hopefully he’ll make Doctor Who good again!

Series 2 would be great.

2022: 15:00 'A desperate need for new writers' has been said by many since the 80s! There is a desperate need to stop training/guiding writers into writing so badly. Every script re British television drama in the last 30 odd years sounds like every other script! Every line of dialogue sounds like everyone else's dialogue. Most of the talented writers left eons ago and for good reason. Today's writers mirror the 'standard' they have been brought up and trained with and so it becomes inescapable. I've also noticed it in some professional script readers who have a tendency to think in overly used storytelling techniques. Most producers have a tendency to treat audiences as though they had never watched drama before. If anything, audiences watch considerably more than we do which takes them miles up the road asking us to catch up. They don't need the endless help. Let writers position themselves ahead of the audience and the audience will feel this and enjoy it. In the 90s McGovern said 'we're producing dozens and dozens of bad television writers who think they're writing for television but are in fact writing for radio i.e. the microphone' and although Jimmy was once a hero, his scripts for Brookside and Cracker were stunners, I disagree with him; most drama is watched by women who do not care too much for the visual aspect but they passionately care about characters and their conversations and it's these two that have suffered the most. Scripts come across as though they've been written by writers in straightjackets which is the opposite to what happens in American tv: study highly successful American television; for example 'The Big C' which has fabulous stories and storytelling; dramatic/funny; fabulous cast; performances; pace; full of wows; full of surprises; hypnotic; original; entertaining; every other line is a piece of art; makes you desperate for more; elements British writing used to contain over 30/35 years ago. There's been more and more writers entering television since the mid80s but they turn into the same person - the same voice - which cannot be their fault? Who is still watching British terrestrial (drama) tv these days? Get a firestick and away you go.

Based on what he's saying, I should be a writer.

Wow.. that is awesome! How her brain works. Fascinating!

Alice Nutter is an absolute LEGEND as far as I'm concerned. I saw Chumbawamba 6 times,but wish it was 60. She was part of one of the BEST bands ever,in my opinion.

Chinballs: the British Joss Whedon. 🤦🏾