We are hiring…! The London Screenwriters Festival and Guerilla Film organisation is looking for a new kick ass manager. Is this you? We are looking for someone who can meet a challenge head on, offer terrific organisational skills, charm the … Continue reading
This is actually our fourth website for the London Screenwriters’ Festival, if you include the Comedy Writers Festival site. If this were a script, it would be Draft 4. And like any near complete screenplay, in the coming months, we … Continue reading
While most of you where in bed and snug on Sunday morning, the newly formed LSF Decorating Team hit the LSF office and managed to paint the whole room by the time the sun was setting. It is now all … Continue reading
In the past few weeks there have been two stories of extraordinary success that should resonate with you as a filmmaker. In both cases, the creators earned in excess of a million dollars using the web as their shopfront. Earn … Continue reading
Due to overwhelming popular demand, we are offering the recurring £24 a month payment plan for the London Screenwriters’ Festival 2012. Spread the payments over 10 instalments between now and October 2012. Use the button below to sign up. … Continue reading
After fourteen days of film production and 24 entries, we have a winner! Anil Rao, who shot Milethia Thomas’ screenplay, ‘Why?’ won the film challenge at the London Screenwriters’ Festival 2011 (pictured here are Anil and Milethia).
Euroscript Submissions are now live! Complimentary service for delegates. This is a unique opportunity for delegates at the festival to receive valuable FREE professional feedback on their work from Euroscript’s team of highly experienced script editors. You can send us … Continue reading
My good friend and film maker Oli Lewington posted an interesting article on his blog yesterday, posing the question ‘does it really matter if people do not see your work?’ The main thrust being (and I paraphrase) ‘in the act … Continue reading
It’s said you have to “speculate to accumulate” – and this certainly seems true in building your career as a screenwriter and/or filmmaker. It seems there are companies, initiatives and organisations everywhere just begging for your hard-earned cash, promising you … Continue reading
A writer is free, of course, to write any story they want. Hopefully fortune smiles upon them and they sell a script to Hollywood or elsewhere. However, if they have any realistic chance of developing a career as a professional … Continue reading
I have taught at many events, but none as gorgeous as the LSF – the enthusiasm and smarts of the delegates was humbling
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