Hi there. I'm Olivia. I write across many platforms such as radio, theatre, film, television and more. I graduated from the University of Central Lancashire with a first class honours degree in screenwriting and from there went on to direct, write and produce many projects including my own independent work. I started Screamwriter as a way to connect to other creatives and support unique talent. Stay a while or visit my personal site and lets get to know each other

I'm a writer in my early twenties from Manchester, Salford.

I work freelance specialising in Screenwriting for Television, Radio and Film. I have had years experience working alongside a film crew or individually focusing on set deadlines for scripts.

I have always been punctual, organised and determined to complete a script to the best of my efforts, Despite specialising in scriptwriting, my writing ability branches across various fields. I also write novels long or short and I am capable of Content Writing with experience in Script Editing.

I'm a writer and performer from Bristol, England. Over the course of the last two years, amongst the comedy sketches that I have created on my Youtube channel, I have written and directed two short films. I currently write and interview for website Finalboss.io, and had a viral hit with a short that I wrote earlier this year with SERIAL CHEAT. I'm hoping through Screamwriter I can give you a grassroots idea of how to drive one's career and hopefully create your own platform for your work.

Thomas Gardner is a film director, screenwriter, film producer and actor. Graduating from the University of Central Lancashire with a degree in Theatre, he pursued filmmaking as a career. As well as starring in two feature films and over 30 independent short films, Tom is best known for writing, directing and presenting his Channel 4 documentary 'Ian Brady: From Method to Madness' which explored the motivation surrounding Ian Brady's crimes and the subsequent search for Keith Bennet's body. He is currently in post-production on a documentary film he has directed called 'Route to Paradise', which follows a world-renowned Forensic Archaeologist and her team as they excavate the site where 300 Jewish children lived when they were liberated from the Concentration Camps in Nazi-Occupied Europe. The film is due for release in 2020. He is also currently in pre-production on 2 documentary films, 3 short films and a cinema advertisement film.

I am a passionate and enthusiastic young writer currently studying a master’s degree in Scriptwriting while finding my feet in the industry. Born and raised in Kent, I have lived in the north west for the last four years. In 2019, I graduated with a 2:1 degree in Screenwriting with Film, Television and Radio. I am also passionate about stage writing and am currently writing a social issue production for stage. Writing has always been a hobby of mine, but I really found my forte when I discovered my talents lie in scriptwriting about seven years ago. I studied Creative Writing as an A-Level and received an ‘A’ grade thanks to my scripted piece of coursework. In 2013, I was personally selected by a contact of my sixth form tutor to take part in a stage-writing competition, New Views, for London’s National Theatre. The following year, I was asked to enter once more. This time around, I made the shortlist.

Peter joined the Key Youth Theatre in Peterborough, at very young age and performed in over forty consecutive shows, taking with him a plethora of knowledge passed on from professional actors. Peter was awarded a Distinction at the Peterborough Drama Festival and also won The Dorris Jouning Cup. Peter has taught at Stage Stars Theatre Academy and Stanwell School in Penarth, Wales. In 2015 Peter joined a Summer Course with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Here he had time to work with industry professionals such as RSC directors, historians and actors.

Recently, Peter has worked professionally for Scott King Williams theatre company in their production of an original musical which was taken to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it ran for a week in the Grand Theatre in Surgeons Hall.