Radio

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Writing for Radio

Moniack Mhor

24 - 29 September 2012


Radio is hungry for new talent. Over 50 writers make their debut each year on British radio. This course is about the freedom and discipline of writing radio drama, about creating characters in sound, scene setting, narrative and dialogue. The course will also consider the practicalities of the writing life.

Tutors:

Marilyn Imrie has worked in radio, television and theatre for over 30 years as producer and drama director for BBC and ITV, among others. Her radio series include Rumpole and The Gobetweenies.

Colin MacDonald has written 15 plays for BBC Radio 4 and Radio Scotland, including The Whole of the Moon, Hill of Rains and Killing the Butterfly.
www.colinmacdonald.co.uk

Guest  Kirsty Williams is a BBC radio drama producer. Recent work includes: Of Mice and Men, Educating Rita and The Vanishing.

 

Arvon's residential writing courses run from Monday afternoon to Saturday morning. Each course is tutored by two professional writers plus a guest writer who visits mid-week to read their work and answer your questions. There are daily workshops over four days running from Tuesday to Friday, and a one-to-one tutorial with each tutor too.
Click here for more information about the Arvon week
If you would like more information about the course, call Moniack Mhor on 01463 741 675

 

Moniack Mhor is close to some of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks, lying three miles from Loch Ness and overlooking the mountains of Strathfarrar and the table plateau of Ben Wyvis.

See the Moniack Mhor 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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