Professional Script Consultancy
FOR TV SITUATION COMEDY WRITERS ...
Comedy Script Consultant - Charles Garland
Welcome to SITCOMSCRIPT.COM
This script consultancy service is specifically designed for writers who are writing, or have written a television situation comedy. It offers answers to questions such as:
"Is my idea original enough?" "Is my script ready to show to anyone?" "Is it funny?"
and the all important ...
"How can I make my script good enough to sell?"
Whether you are new to writing, or an established writer, you will know that a "second opinion", when given by a qualified, experienced professional, is the very least that your work deserves.
You only get 'one chance to make a first impression', and if you submit a script to a broadcaster, agent or independent production company which is less than the very best you can create, then you run the risk of rejection - and you cannot re-submit that script at a later date !
You will find on the "Services" page, a choice of options open to you. These range from a simple evaluation of an idea, "coverage" of a script, treatment or synopsis, reading and offering an opinion on its viability, through to a full report and analysis of your script, which will give you insight into its potential, and a clear impetus to drive you forward and make it better ! Beyond that is an extended programme of mentoring, on a one-to-one basis, guiding you through the writing of an entire series.
This is a personal service, which is not "out-sourced" or "sub-contracted". Every word you write is read by me, and every word you receive in return is written by me. If you are, like me, located near London, it will be easy to arrange a meeting if you choose a 'one-to-one' consultancy session. However, subject to an agreement concerning travel expenses, I am willing to go anywhere in the world to meet you ...
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New writers Alistair Martin and Chris Gray, aided and encouraged by their friend Mark Cotterill, decided to write a sitcom script together over an Easter drink in 2010. They brought it to me in July, and we spent several months working together. On 6th May 2011 we RECORDED A PILOT EPISODE, with professional actors (cast of 8 characters) and crew.
The pilot episode of "BANKERS" is being offered to broadcasters and independent production companies. Discussions continue, and although this is never an easy part of the process, we are working hard to take the project to the next stage of production.
See where sending your writing to SITCOMSCRIPT.COM can lead ! Are you next ?
Thank you for looking at this site - I hope you find it both interesting and encouraging, and I look forward to welcoming you as a creative client and colleague very soon.
Charles Garland