We just ran our fifth Talent Campus and the first emailed fedback is coming in. If you want to know more abotu Talent Campus 6.0 and apply, you can do that HERE. ‘Utterly transformative week. I am so tired I … MORE
Dee Chilton was a delegate on our very first Talent Campus four years ago. As the deadline for Talent Campus 6.0 submissions fast approaches, I asked her to share her views now we are a few years down the line… … MORE
Congratulations to the 28 outstanding Screenwriters who have secured a spot on Talent Campus 5.0 in January. Competition was VERY high! The successful applicants are… (and it’s not alphabetical) Deborah Hodgetts Paul Arrowsmith Mark Renshaw Claire McGowan Donna Dowe James … MORE
I know from feedback that we get from delegates, that they love the idea of the big name speakers, the large hall, the buzz… Often it’s why people buy tickets. But I also know that more often, people report that … MORE
By Mark Renshaw In September 2018, something magical occurred. The place was Regent’s University, the event – the London Screenwriter’s Festival. Dreamers and creatives, introverts daring to explore, and extraordinaryverts daring us all to dazzle. Those and more converged. The … MORE
In any screenplay, dialogue is a way to capture personality and reveal character, so to look at our approach to dialogue through human psychology makes a lot of sense. Kira-Anne Pelican PhD, came along to share with Fesitval delegates, her … MORE
We are getting the jump on the Xmas party rush this year and running our one on November 30th! And we are pushing the boat out too, we are taking over a spectacular private members club, Vout-O-Reenes, club for the … MORE
Last week I was fortunate enough to attend a talk at The Chiswick Calendar’s Media Club by Rob Sprackling, writer of Gnomeo and Juliet, Mike Bassett: England Manager, and the eagerly awaited The Queen’s Corgi. Add to that the fact … MORE
I love my job. I’m a semi-abstract expressionist artist. That means that I create paintings and illustrations that don’t look like reality, but you can kind of tell what it is. I love to create a painting for someone that … MORE
Regent’s University, has been the longtime venue of the London Screenwriters’ Festival and it’s picturesque landscape and comfortable facilities are a great place to come together to talk about story. The university is now the third ranking uni for media … MORE
After the Festival I have faith in my ability to network and have come away with interesting contacts and greater faith in my writing and understanding of screenplays
Tickets cost £348 and get you access to all three days of the world’s biggest screenwriting event plus the online network and massive archive of past sessions.