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Tim Dynevor
Tim is a BAFTA nominated screenwriter for film and television.
He has written over 300 episodes of Emmerdale, a sit-com for Channel 4 and films for Strawberry Vale Productions and Ecosse Films.
Peter Moffat
Barrister turned writer, Peter Moffat started out writing plays – his first, ‘Fine and Private Place’ was broadcast on BBC Radio – before going on to create several television dramas, including ‘Criminal Justice, ‘Silk’ and ‘North Square,’ which he won the Broadcasting Press Guild Writer’s Award.
Alex Rugman
Alex is a writer and theatre maker based in London. His debut play ‘How To Save A Rock’, co-written with Conky Kampfner and developed with Pigfoot Theatre, won the Samuel French New Play Award and Sunday Times Playwriting Award at NSDF.
After graduating from Central London Film School, Max Ellis Fisher got his first job as a trainee on the set of Disney’s Christopher Robin.
Jane Rogers has published ten novels, written original television and radio drama, and adapted work (her own and others') for radio and TV.
Patrick Neate
Patrick Neate is an award-winning novelist, critic, scriptwriter and founder of literary event, Book Slam. He won the 2001 Betty Trask Award with his novel MUSUNGU JIM AND THE GREAT CHIEF TULOKO, and the 2001 Whitbread Novel Award for TWELVE BAR BLUES.
Sir Roland Penrose (1900-1984) was an English artist, historian and poet. He was a major promoter and collector of modern art and an associate of the surrealists in the United Kingdom. He was friends with the artists Pablo Picasso, Wolfgang Paalen and Max Ernst.