STORIES2SCREEN
Podcast

STORIES2SCREEN

Lorna Child

19 episodes

Weekly reviews, advice, interviews and all things book, social media, music and film related ! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

What this show covers

music careersLeo Ulphcreative opportunitiesradio presentingBBC Uploadwriting communityauthor developmentBournemouth Writing Festivalliterary eventsneurodiversityADHDchildren's booksacceptanceTourette'screative careers

What listeners will find here

Leo Ulph on radio, music, and how BBC Upload opens doors for creators
Leo Ulph joins the episode to talk about his work as a radio presenter, producer, and musician, along with the role of BBC Upload. It sounds like a career-focused conversation with a practical angle for anyone interested in getting creative work showcased.
Inside the Bournemouth Writing Festival with director Dominic Wong
The Bournemouth Writing Festival takes center stage as director Dominic Wong shares what’s in store for writers this year. The episode focuses on opportunities to improve your craft and build a stronger network of support.
Children’s books that make Tourette’s, ADHD, and Dyspraxia feel seen
Children’s stories are the focus here as Jo North discusses Shine Books and their aim to normalize conditions such as Tourette’s, ADHD, and Dyspraxia. The episode centers on relatable characters, early understanding, and why acceptance can start young.
How to write a script—and get the right people to notice it
Scriptwriting is the focus here, with BAFTA-nominated writer and film director Tim Clague sharing practical advice on writing a script and improving its chances of being noticed. It looks like a useful listen for aspiring screenwriters who want both craft tips and career-minded guidance.
Angie Brown on the voice, energy, and legacy behind a dance music legend
Singer-songwriter Angie Brown joins the show to talk about a career that has spanned decades, powered by her soulful voice and dance music presence. The conversation centers on how she became such a lasting force and why there still seems to be much more ahead.

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