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Bafta Rocliffe New Writing Showcase – Tv Drama 2017 The FORUM LIST comprises a selection of writers and projects BAFTA RoCliFFe patrons inClude: deemed by the Jury as having real potential - giving agents, Jenni Konner, Christine Langan, Julian Fellowes, John Madden, Mike Newell, BAFTA ROCLIFFE producers, industry executives and directors an opportunity to RiChard Eyre, David ParFitt, Peter Kosminsky, discover new and emerging writing talent. To contact any of the David Yates, Finola Dwyer, MiChael Kuhn, NEW WRITING SHOWCASE Ð writers, simply email o&ce@rocli'e.com with your details and we Nik Powell, DunCan Kenworthy, RebeCCa OÕBrien, Sue Perkins, John Bishop, Greg will connect you with them. Brenmer, Olivia Hetreed, Andy Patterson TV DRAMA 2017 and Andy Harries. A STRANGER COMES TO TOWN by Thomas Perry TUESDAY 4 APRIL 2017 // BAFTA, 195 PICCADILLY, LONDON W1J 9LN A naked man emerges from the Arizona desert, claiming to carry a Moderator and RoCliFFe ProduCer message from God. A family fights back to save their divided town. FARAH ABUSHWESHA [email protected] FLAWLESS by Emma Gordon & Shaun Topp BAFTA ProduCer An orthodox Jewish widow is forced to take over her husband’s dodgy JULIA CARRUTHERS diamond business, only to discover it might have been her calling all along. [email protected] DireCtors PAPER DOLLS by Claire Elizabeth Alberie SUSAN JACOBSON The eldest daughter of a powerful international gangster must takeover [email protected] SAM WASHINGTON his UK operations after her estranged mother’s betrayal plunges the whole [email protected] family into crisis. ISABELLE SIEB CHRIS LANG is a writer and JAMES DORMER worked as FARAH ABUSHWESHA, a [email protected] producer of primetime British a civil servant, including time BAFTA-nominated producer A huge thank you to our script selection panelists Casting drama. He trained at the spent as a ministerial and best selling author, is a and judges. They included: FAYE TIMBY Royal Academy of Dramatic speechwriter and a diplomat, champion of new talent. [email protected] Art. He has contributed many before becoming a full time The Jury Artwork episodes to existing shows like writer for TV and film about Her most recent feature films JANE HUDSON Head oF Drama Series, ITV - Chair ANNEMARIEKE KLOOSTERHOF Sky Atlanic’s The Tunnel, To r n , ten years ago. include Irreplacable You with FARAH ABUSHWESHA RoCliFFe - Moderator [email protected] Amnesia and A Mother’s Son. Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Michiel ALICE TYLER Development Assistant, Drama RepubliC MusiC Since then he has been the Huismann, Christopher Walken CLAIRE MUNDELL Creative DireCtor, SynChroniCity Films Andrea BoCCadoro, Daniel Hines and COLIN JONES Casting DireCtor, Colin Jones Casting Finn Keane Courtesy oF Air-Edel AssoCiates In !"#$ he created, wrote lead writer on Strike Back, and Steve Coogan and Danny HENRY SWINDELL ProduCer, Artists Studio LAURA NAKHLA and co-executive produced co-created and show run Huston’s The Last Photograph. JONATHAN LEWSLEY Development ExeCutive, BBC Drama Commissioning [email protected] KATIE CARPENTER Head of Development, Sister PiCtures Unforgotten. The series was the short-lived and catchily She is the founder of the NATASHA PHILLIPS SCript Editor, Drama, Channel 4 nominated as Best English titled Beowulf: Return to the BAFTA Rocli'e New Writing SERENA BOWMAN Head of Development, Company PiCtures Find us on FaCebook Language Drama at the C!# Shieldlands, as well as writing Showcase. SOPHIA RASHID SCript ProduCer / ProduCer, BBC BAFTA Awards. Chris is currently episodes of various shows The Panel BAFTA RoCliFFe New Writing Forum writing season three. including Wallander, Spooks Farah has produced comedy ED CRIPPS Development Exec - Chair Follow us on Twitter and The Fixer. content for the White CLEONE CLARKE AssoCiate ProduCer, Trademark Films @roCliFFeForum @BAFTA He has just completed post House (under the Obama EMILY JOUFFROY ProduCer, Elation PiCtures Ltd production on Innocent, a He is also credited as the Administration). GILES SMART Agent, United Agents Sign up For BAFTA news and events at JOHN JACKSON Writer www.baFta.org four-part thriller for ITV. It is writer on arguably one of the KELLY KNATCHBULL Agent, Sayle SCreen set to air in the autumn of !"#%. worst Nic Cage films ever. MARNIE DICKENS Writer MICHAEL NAKAN Creative ExeCutive, Joe WrightÕs Shoebox Television BAFTA and RoCliFFe request that attendees PHILIP SHELLEY SCript Consultant & ProduCer do not soliCit industry guests with Copies of SAM GREENWOOD Agent, Curtis Brown their sCripts or projeCts. BAFTA and RoCliFFe SARAH BEST Sugar Films cannot provide ContaCt details oF attendees. SUSAN JACOBSON DireCtor & ProduCer, PistaChio Films TARA COOK Development ProduCer, Carnival TV & Film TOBY BENTLEY SCript Editor, The Forge VINAY PATEL Writer THE HAND THAT DRY HIGHBINDER Them MoCked That Hand The by PETER FELLOWS by ROLAND WALTERS MOCKED THEM [email protected] [email protected] by ALYN FARROW Directed by SAM WASHINGTON Directed by SUSAN JACOBSON [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Directed by ISABELLE SIEB [email protected] !" chaotic hours in the life of in-denial alcoholic The untold story of Chinese-American gangs in Tom Bennett. San Francisco during the #$th century. Refusing to follow in his father’s footsteps and succumb to a life of crime, a young man of Romany Gypsy CAST CAST heritage battles to forge his own identity. Narrator Neptune RHIAN BLUNDELL AARON VODOVOZ CAST Royal Welsh College Simon & How Narrator Tom Bennett Levy Helmsman, one-eyed Italian Dry YVONNE GIDDEN PATRICK ELUE JACK WHITTLE MiChelle Braidman Royal Welsh College WintersonÕs DiCkey Pally James Curtis DEAN MICHAEL GREGORY WALEED AKHTAR EAMONN HEARNS Mark Jermin Management Katie ThrelFall N/A Joy Lydia George Hall, V2, Irish man MILLY THOMAS MORGANA ROBINSON GRAEME DALLING United Agents John Noel Management WintersonÕs Young Bo Toby Norman Sing, V1, seCond narrator LOUIS TAFLER CIARAN GRIFFITHS DAVID K.S. TSE N/A Curtis Brown The Harter Allen AgenCy Bo AA Session Leader Chen YuCheng, Kai Sing MICHAEL HANRATTY PHALDUT SHARMA ANDREW KOJI Middleweek Newton Management Dalzell and BeresFord Eamonn BedFord AgenCy Highbinder Ulysses Catherine Fallon, Ah Toy, First narrator NICK CAVALIERE SUE APPLEBY PollyÕs AgenCy The Markham AgenCy In addition to our top three finalists, the FORUM LIST includes BAFTA Rocliffe patrons include: three additional projects that received more than four nominations Jenni Konner, Christine Langan, Julian BAFTA ROCLIFFE Fellowes, John Madden, Mike Newell, from our expert industry Film Panels. To contact any of the Richard Eyre, David Parfitt, Peter Kosminsky, writers, simply email [email protected] with your details and we David Yates, Finola Dwyer, Michael Kuhn, NEW WRITING SHOWCASE Ð will connect you with them. The TV Comedy list includes: Nik Powell, Duncan Kenworthy, Rebecca OÕBrien, Sue Perkins, John Bishop, Greg Brenmer, Olivia Hetreed, Andy Patterson TV COMEDY 2017 APOCALYPSE WALES by Damien St John and Andy Harries. OUT OF TOWN by Hannah Croft and Fiona Pearce MONDAY 19 JUNE 2017 // BAFTA, 195 PICCADILLY, LONDON W1J 9LN LUNAR TICS by Dan Hobson and Jon Bridle Rocliffe Producer FARAH ABUSHWESHA [email protected] BAFTA Producer LUCY LUMSDEN SIMON NYE FARAH A huge thank you to our script selection panelists JULIA CARRUTHERS is a producer is a British ABUSHWESHA, and judges. They included: [email protected] of comedy. In comic television a BAFTA- Directors her six years writer. He nominated The Jury KATE HERRON at Sky, she started writing producer and [email protected] ANDREW NEWMAN CEO, Spelthorne Community TV - Chair commissioned for TV in 1990, best selling IAN ARYEH FARAH ABUSHWESHA Rocliffe - Moderator over 60 series including Charlie adapting his first novel Men author, is a champion of new ARABELLA MCGUIGAN Development Executive Comedy & Drama, CPL Production BEN [email protected] CAVEY Co-Managing Director, Tiger Aspect SUSAN JACOBSON Brooker’s A Touch of Cloth, Behaving Badly, which won talent. [email protected] CLAIRE MCCARTHY Comedy Commissioner, BBC A Young Doctor’s Notebook the 1995 Writers’ Guild of DAVE EVANS Head of Development, Balloon Entertainment starring Daniel Radcliffe Great Britain’s award for Best Her most recent feature films DAVID QUANTICK Writer (The Thick of It, Veep, TV Burp, The Rob Brydon Show) Casting KEVIN CECIL Writer (Tracey Ullman's Show, Veep, The Boy in the Dress, Little Britain) FAYE TIMBY and Jon Hamm, Stella, and Situation Comedy. include Irreplacable You with RICHARD WATSHAM Director of Commissioning, UKTV [email protected] BAFTA-winning shows Spy and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Michiel TILUSHA GHELANI Commissioning Editor, Sky Comedy Artwork Hunderby. Before joining Sky, Simon went on to create a Huismann, Christopher Walken ANNEMARIEKE KLOOSTERHOF she was Controller of Comedy number of successful sitcoms and Steve Coogan and Danny www.annemariekekloosterhof.com The Panel [email protected] Commissioning for BBC for 4 and one-off dramas for ITV Huston’s The Last Photograph. DAN MARCH Actor & Comedian ED years, commissioning shows such and the BBC, including the She is the founder of the CRIPPS Development Executive Music ELAINE GRACIE Comedy Writer & Script Editor c/o Air-Edel Associates as Outnumbered, Gavin and Stacey, BAFTA-nominated Hardware, BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing EMMA OBANK Agent, Casarotto LAURA NAKHLA The Thick of It, Miranda, Nighty the critically acclaimed How Do Showcase. HELEN MURPHY Development Executive, Hartswood Films
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