Patrick Walters. Patrick is an Executive Producer at See-Saw Productions, with previous work that includes; Head of Development on Slow Horses (Apple TV and Amazon Prime), Executive Producer on The Essex Serpent (Apple TV), and Executive Producer on Heartstopper (Netflix), for which he won an Emmy. Most recently, he served as an Executive Producer on Sweetpea, starring our very own Luce, available on Sky, Now TV, and Starz. The girls were (overtly) rather excited to have someone as knowledgeable on ‘Getting Sh*t Greenlit’ as Patrick. They were able to ask their own burning questions, along with the listeners, and hope that the listeners find it as insightful and inspiring as they did!

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Tom Berkeley is one half of the infamous writer/director duo known as Tom and Ross (@RossJwhite). Tom started off as an actor then, during the pandemic, made the switch to writing. Tom and Ross wrote their first short film ‘Roy’ starring David Bradley, which was long listed for a BAFTA no-less. This short was used as a proof-of-talent to find funding for their more ambitious project ‘An Irish Goodbye’ which you may have heard of it because it went on to win an IFTA…. BAFTA… AND AN OSCAR - stunning trifecta. Tom and Ross are an incredibly hardworking and talented duo who have just finished writing their first feature film - and we simply loved picking his brains on all things story-telling!

You can now watch their short films on DISNEY+.

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Lucy begs for forgiveness and reveals the story behind what on earth happened last week and the girls go back to discuss the details of the London Film Festival.

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The girls were let down by Emma Stone this week, so called on their mates to send in whatever questions they felt were missing from the pod!

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This week the girls talk about what to expect when you're pitching. Oh and here's the short film about making a short film which Lauren tried to describe and couldn't name: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml1QxCqsQnQ

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In this episode, the girls talk about what stage their at with their script and Lucy shares her knowledge on what happens in a development meeting. Featuring a lot of thoughts off the back of watching 'The Substance'.

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In today's episode the girls chat through the rules of comedy - from the do's and don't of stand-up to writing sketches. They also answer your questions on whether IP (intellectual property) helps or hinders creativity.

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In today's episode the girls discuss their thoughts on the play Death of England (https://sohoplace.org/shows/death-of-england-the-plays) and deep dive into episode structure - inciting incidents, midpoints and juicy hooks.

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All resources mentioned in the episode are below:

https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/screenwriting

https://www.masterclass.com/classes/shonda-rhimes-teaches-writing-for-television

https://www.masterclass.com/classes/issa-rae-teaches-creating-outside-the-lines

https://www.bbcmaestro.com/courses/jed-mercurio/writing-drama-for-television

https://thescriptlab.com/wp-content/uploads/scripts/118-Killing-Eve-Ep.1-BBC-AMERICA-Seamless-Script_2.pdf

www.scriptslug.com

https://www.bbc.co.uk/writers/scripts/

https://sohotheatre.com/project/writers-lab/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Writing-Romantic-Comedy-Revised-Updated

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