Inside Track Page 4
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How we write Tourist Trap
Gareth 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.
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Comedy Women In Print competition 2020
The Comedy Women In Print (CWIP) prize is now open for 2020 entries.
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Nine sitcom writing plotting points
Dave 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 competition
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Komedia Bath will be running its Comedy Launchpad competition in January and February 2020. Entry is now open.
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A sitcom set is a character too
Dave Cohen explains how a sitcom set can be a character in its own right.
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Harry Potter and the funny secondary characters
Through the works of JK Rowling, Dave Cohen explores the roles and importance of secondary characters.
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Directing a feature animation
Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon co-director Will Becher discusses his career in animation and the making of the new blockbuster feature film.
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Event to meet comedy festival organisers
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An event is being run on Sunday 10th November 2019 in London, giving comedians a chance to meet the organisers of numerous comedy festivals.
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Rules to create great sitcom characters
Are comedy writers putting in enough work when creating new characters? Dave Cohen looks at the art of character creation.
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Two sides to every character
Dave Cohen explains how coming up with key words to describe your characters can be very helpful.
