Inside Track Page 4
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Joe Hullait appointed Channel 4 commissioning executive
TV producer and writer Joe Hullait has been appointed as Channel 4's new commissioning executive for comedy.
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BCG Pro Talent Awards: Production 2021 open
The BCG Pro Talent Awards for Production are open for entry. If you're a director, producer, editor or have another other behind-the-scenes role on visual or audio comedy projects, submit your work for the industry judging panel to see.
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The Secret Reviewer #23: Get the Picture
Every month our clandestine critic reveals the murky truths behind that infamous trade, and live comedy generally. This month: It's never too early to get prepped for self-promotion.
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Comedians: how to start and grow your Patreon page
Patreon can be a great way for comedians to make money. We talk through how to successfully launch a Patreon account.
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My Comedy Career: Jan Etherington
Jan Etherington has been writing sketches and sitcoms since the 1980s. After a sea swimming session (she goes every day!), Jan kindly gave us her time to answer our My Comedy Career questions.
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Juggling comedy writing with a paid job
Thinking about trying to juggle a part-time or full-time job with a career in comedy writing? We take a look at the options you have, and offer up some tips for getting the balance right.
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James Cary on Writing Your Sitcom
Top sitcom writer James Cary is sharing his knowledge via a new online course. In this interview he talks about how to get started in comedy, the common mistakes people make in scripts, and the benefits of taking his course.
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The awkward bits of working with an agent
To get some insight on the positives and negatives of having an agent, we asked an established writer-performer to tell us about their experiences of working with their agent.
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David Nobbs Memorial Trust 2021 competition open
The David Nobbs Memorial Trust sketch and sitcom writing competition is now open for 2021 entries. The deadline is 12th March.
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How to direct a stand-up comedy show
Ever thought of directing a stand-up comedian's show, or - if you're a comedian - bringing on board a director to help you hone your performance? We run through what is involved, from the perspective of the person who would be directing.
