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We're working on some exciting new features and opportunities for BCG Pro, which we'll be able to share with you soon. In the meantime, here are the latest features. |
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Sitcom GeeksWith the 17th November deadline approaching for their Sitcom Script Challenge, Dave Cohen and James Cary talk in this podcast about extracting maximum mileage from your characters. |
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Opportunities HubTo find your next creative deadline, head to Opportunities Hub for a list of competitions, events, jobs and more. You can post your own, too! |
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How we write Tourist TrapGareth Gwynn, Sian Harries and Tudur Owen explain how they plan and write Tourist Trap, the semi-improvised sitcom on BBC Wales. They offer up some great insight and tips in this exclusive BCG Pro article. |
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How To Talk Comedy WriterComedy writer Andy Riley has updated his list of comedy writers' terminology. For example, "BBC One-and-a-Half" to describe projects which aren't quite right for BBC One or BBC Two. |
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Comedy Women In Print competition 2020The Comedy Women In Print (CWIP) prize is now open for 2020 entries. |
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Nine sitcom writing plotting pointsDave Cohen shares advice on the nine Ps of plotting sitcom episodes: plan, personal, proactive, point of no return, pendulum, peril, pathos, punchline and persist. |
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Komedia Bath opens its Comedy Launchpad 2020 competitionKomedia Bath will be running its Comedy Launchpad competition in January and February 2020. Entry is now open. |
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Comedian's Comedian PodcastClowning comedy duo The Kagools are amongst the latest comedians to be interviewed about the craft of comedy, on Stuart Goldsmith's podcast. |
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