One thing I hope we're going to do a lot of on here is sharing our work. Reading scripts is a vital part of learning to write scripts (We learn what works and what doesn't, what we like, what we don't like, and - most importantly - what is possible in a script.) So, in the spirit of that, I'm sharing (for the first time anywhere ever) the Episode One/Pilot script of my ITV drama Tell Me Everything, which ran for 2 seasons (and is still available to watch on ITVX and various other platforms around the world - You can watch this episode here https://www.itv.com/watch/tell-me-everything/10a1188?utm_source=IOS&utm_medium=socialshare&utm_campaign=product_social-sharing-programme-page&utm_marketing_tactic=acquisition). Happy reading, happy writing!

Want feedback on your scene, script, characters? This is the place to get exactly that. It's a room for constructive feedback, helpful thoughts and suggestions. Unlike most libraries, you can make as much noise as you want in here (but don't scrape the chairs, please)... however, there are a few simple rules: - Be positive - someone else's work might not be your cup of Yorkshire tea, but we're heere to help each other. Nothing nice to say? Say nothing at all. - No stealing! No idea is ever truly, completely original*, but even so, don't walk away with someone else's idea. (*although, I would argue that nobody has ever told this particualr story with your particular voice before, so, aactually, it can be original). - Suggest, encourage, but remember this is someone's else's baby. Don't take it for a haircut and then act all suprised when the parent is fuming. - A word from a stranger can make a huge, huge difference - an encouraging comment, a little 'I loved it because...' can be the spark that ignites the flame which etc. etc. I'll be checking in and commenting as often as I can, but you don't need me here. So, happy sharing!