Screenwriter, rewriter, marketer, crocheter and filmmaker.
Surrey, UK
Joined August 2014
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At the end of #SelfCareWeek we bring you these reminders for the festive season 💙 There is no right or wrong way to do Christmas while grieving. Whether you throw yourself into festivities or hide away from them, remember to eat, drink, rest & reach out to the WAY community 🦢
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Being kind to yourself isn’t always extravagant, it isn’t always bubble baths & spa breaks. Sometimes it’s acknowledging that you’re doing the best you can & reminding yourself to eat, drink and rest. It’s giving yourself the space for survival 💙
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I'm learning how to sew this week so that we don't throw as many things away. When was the last time you mended something? 🧵 - Orinoco
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Had the enormous pleasure of interviewing Rose Glass about her extraordinary debut feature SAINT MAUD for @Directors_UK. It’s out in UK cinemas on Friday, so if you can support her movie, British film and CINEMA ITSELF, you won’t be disappointed. An incredible piece of work.
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Think character. Think plot. Think theme. But when you sit down to write a scene… feel. #screenwriting
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Black British Stories.
Now you know where to find us.
@NetflixUK Approached me to curate a collection of films, series and shorts on Black British narratives.
Launching today with @RocksTheFilm
Hope it brings you all joy and that you feel seen. Love, Yem 🖤
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The @ERFilmFest 2020 is very proud to announce the Panelists for the Festival's First Women in Film Online Panel
erfilmfest.co.uk/erff-2020-w… @DandCFilm @FilmHubSW @TorbayCulture @The_Shorely @BoostTorbay @sdcollege @sdc_digital @FAN_BiggerPict @filmtorbay @TorbayTDA @BBCSpotlight
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TIP OF THE DAY
Giving your lead characters contrasting traits is something that really deepens who they are as characters. Another great way to create conflict is to have contrast within other characters. Contrast creates conflict, and is an easy way of crafting instant drama.
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When you finish a draft, set it aside for at least two weeks. You need that time to develop ‘fresh eyes’ for an honest assessment. #screenwriting
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Max Lance: “The best advice I got was a teacher who said, ‘If you want to succeed, then write every day for 10 years, and you’ll stop sucking.’” #screenwriting
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the human had another video call today. but this time. they put me in front of the screen. gave me their headset. and walked away. it may have been a joke to them. but this is exactly the promotion. i have been waiting for
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Screenplays are written in the Present tense for a reason: Scenes unfold in the MOMENT giving the reader a sense of immediacy. #screenwriting
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📣Well done @_susannawhite @Script_Chick #BillAnderson, @VanessaCoffey18 @VMorrisD_UK Charlie, Marc & Chris @Directors_UK for all your hard work on these important guidelines to get us all back to work safely. directors.uk.com/news/intima… 🎬Looking forward to getting back on set! 🎥
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“For the next few months at least...we need to be creative in the way we approach intimacy. We’re not saying ‘shut everything down’, we’re saying let’s look at our material and try to make it safe in the current climate.” #DUKintimacy theguardian.com/film/2020/au…