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Writing for Television

Totleigh Barton

17 - 22 September 2012


Want to learn how to write a treatment, how to pitch and what to expect from commissioners? We’ll teach you how to work an idea up to a presentable package. We’ll provide advice on how to find and secure an agent and how to get a foot in the door of television writing.

Tutors:

Brian Dooley is a leading television writer. He won a BAFTA for his comedy series The
Smoking Room. His other credits include Being Human, Becoming Human and Monkey Dust.

Emma Kennedy is a bestselling author and experienced radio and television writer. She is a television and film script editor and has worked on Sky Atlantic comedy This is Jinsy and Richard Curtis’ next film Trash.

Guest  Dan Swimer co-wrote Grandma’s House with Simon Amstell (BBC2). He is a regular writer on various TV comedy/ entertainment shows.

Totleigh Barton is a thatched, pre-Domesday manor house, surrounded by farmland in one of the most peaceful and beautiful parts of Devon, two miles from the village of Sheepwash. It has rights of way across surrounding countryside with access to the nearby River Torridge.

 

See the Totleigh Barton page for more details. 

Course costs:
 

Single room: £655
Shared room: £605


Grants are available for those on low income - click here for more information.


You can book a place with a deposit of £150. The balance of your course fee is payable by six weeks before the course starts.
 

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