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Author  

Steve Wetton

Price               
£10.99
Format
Paperback, 215 x 135mm, 160pp 
ISBN
978-1-84285-062-6 

About the Author

Steve Wetton has written for TV for many years and wrote the top BBC Drama Growing Pains. He also taught creative writing at Derby University and The Welsh Writer’s Holiday at Caerleon and is now writing for Lenny Henry and Brian Conley.  He lives in with his extended family (he and his wife fostered 10 children) in Mackworth near Derby

 

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Key Words

Creative writing, writing for tv, become a published writer, writing for soap operas, coronation street, Eastenders, Emmerdale, casualty, Holby City, BBC TV, Growing Pains, 1980's telly

Writing TV Scripts

Writers Guides: An Aber Publishing Series

■         written by an expert who is a tv script writer
■         Deals with a growing market                             
■          Rave advance reviews
■          How to develop a ‘calling- card’ script.

Who else wants to write tv shows?
Written by professional screenwriter Steve Wetton – creator of the BBC’s hit series  ‘Growing Pains’ and who has written for performers such as BRIAN CONLEY, LENNY HENRY, RUSS ABBOTT, and THE TWO RONNIES – this is a passionate and generous book which shares insider tips and techniques. 

Drawing on examples on well-known sit-coms, dramas and soaps – from Fawlty Towers to Friends – the book guides the aspiring screenwriter through all the stages of planning to borrowing techniques to make your script stand out to discussing the logistics of formatting and submitting scripts
This book includes details on:


■    using one script to approach different people

■    how to get your script to the right person

■    payments and the role of an agent

■    using one script to approach different people

■    how to get your script to the right person

■     payments and the role of an agent

Market

■    All creative writing enthusiasts

■    All university and WEA creative writing students .

■    Secondary school and sixth-form libraries.

■    Teachers, tutors and lecturers responsible for 
creative writing and English teaching
■    College/university central and departmental 
libraries.

SUBJECT AREA

Creative writing/English Literature/Lifelong Learning

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