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bbc.co.uk/writersroom/
Newest Review: ... for radio dramas and entertainment. Each of the individual guidelines vary in length but are generally between 5 – 15 pages long, so plenty of reading. If you are unsure what area you would like to specialise or focus upon then simply work your way through them all, returning to Writers’ Guidelines main page via the left hand navigation bar after reading any section. From this page it is also possible to download a free template entitled Scriptsmart, which is aimed to assist writers in formatting their stories and scripts. One area of Writers’ Guidelines I would really recommend visiting is FAQ’s which features a wide array of question a... more |
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bbc.co.uk/writersroom/: Do you want to be a BBC script writer? (2189 words)
by Lush Walrus - written on 16.03.05 (Very useful, 3134 readings)
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Have you been waiting for that moment of discovery, or fighting for a way into the script writing scene? If so then Writersroom could well be the starting platform for you, run by the BBC as part of their website www.bbc.co.uk, writersroom is packed full of advice and potential opportunity for those who excel in writing. As any of you who have already been accessing the bbc’s website will know, the site is packed with information as and such can be confusing as a wide array of options present themselves on each page, with new pages open at the flick of a mouse adding to the confusion. The scope of the Writersroom area of the BBC’s website is huge and can be ...
Room for more Writers (1198 words)
by yampy - written on 09.03.01 (Very useful, 2067 readings)
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I can only dream of how it would feel to watch a comedy sitcom, on the television, that I have written. A good idea that has been with me for many a year that I have always thought would come to fruition, a new and very refreshing comedy that deals with real everyday life, that would be so different to what we have to put up with day in and day out, material that is out dated, not funny or even just plain old junk. We have all probably got a story to tell, but could we all write about it? and can we make it funny? but most of all can we write it as a script for Television or Radio? Well the BBC online website has a very good place to visit that will help you do ...
