Euroscript: The first and still the best for screenwriters
We’re the UK's foremost script feedback, development, and mentoring service.
Our passion is good writing and our mission is to improve the quality of scripts in the industry.
Alongside courses, workshops and events, we also run an annual story competition.
We've been established for 30 years, and our expertise is respected internationally.
CLICK HERE to join our mailing list for articles, updates and info on workshops and courses
We’re the UK's foremost script feedback, development, and mentoring service.
Our passion is good writing and our mission is to improve the quality of scripts in the industry.
Alongside courses, workshops and events, we also run an annual story competition.
We've been established for 30 years, and our expertise is respected internationally.
CLICK HERE to join our mailing list for articles, updates and info on workshops and courses
THE EUROSCRIPT SPRING SPEAKEASY
TV Animation special
On Tuesday, May 12th - 6.30 PM
Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel
London W1B 5NF
Hosted by our script consultant Alizée Musson, join us for an evening of animated conversations, networking, and book signing!
Alizée will be presenting her new book, "The Art of Writing Animation", where she interviewed over 40 animation writers and professionals about their storytelling practice, including the makers of Pixar and Walt Disney's Ratatouille, Inside Out, Brave, Peppa Pig, Wolfwalkers, American Dad!, and Studio Ghibli's The Tale of the Princess Kaguya.
She will be joined by a panel of animation writers and development professionals (see below), who will discuss their careers and how to break into the animated TV industry.
Alizée will be presenting her new book, "The Art of Writing Animation", where she interviewed over 40 animation writers and professionals about their storytelling practice, including the makers of Pixar and Walt Disney's Ratatouille, Inside Out, Brave, Peppa Pig, Wolfwalkers, American Dad!, and Studio Ghibli's The Tale of the Princess Kaguya.
She will be joined by a panel of animation writers and development professionals (see below), who will discuss their careers and how to break into the animated TV industry.
THE PANEL
TOM DENNEY
Former Executive Producer Walt Disney EMEA Tom is a creative working in animation with 5+ years experience as a creative executive and executive producer at The Walt Disney Company EMEA across series in production and development. He was executive producer on the recent Disney+ pre-school series Magicampers, part of the creative team on the Annie Award winning anthology Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire and worked on series including Gigantosaurus, The Unstoppable Yellow Yeti and The Doomies. He is currently working on writing and developing his own IP. |
JAMES HUNTRODS
Writer After starting out writing for the theatre, James had his first break in TV via the BAFTA Rocliffe New Comedy Showcase, where one of his sitcom spec was a runner-up. From there, he was hired as a writer of series 4 and 5 of Cartoon Network’s The Amazing World of Gumball, and found that I loved writing in animation! Since then, he's written over 50 episodes of animated TV on shows like Dogs in Space, Chip 'N' Dale: Park LIfe, and recently, Submarine Jim. Over his career, He's written shows for Disney, Netflix, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, BBC and more. |
KATIE BARBA
Development Producer A Productions Since joining A Productions in 2023, Katie has been overseeing their original development slate and mapping out ongoing IP strategies and market trends. Katie has extensive experience with early-stage pitch and project development. Previously, Katie spent over five years at Disney EMEA in London where she held various development and production roles. During her time there, she successfully managed the EMEA development slate and provided creative oversight for a range of long-form kids’ series, including the sci-fi anthology Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire and Chip N Dale: Park Life. |
BOOK YOUR SPOT BELOW
upcoming workshops
writing crime for television
Saturday 2nd May 2026 10.30-5 p.m. Online
Overview
Crime drama remains one of television’s most dynamic and enduring genres. This one-day online workshop explores how to craft compelling crime stories for the screen—stories that go beyond plot mechanics to reveal the emotional, psychological, and moral complexity of characters caught in high-stakes situations.
Participants will examine how point of view shapes audience empathy, how unreliable narrators and criminal protagonists can deepen mystery, and how legal and ethical constraints can become creative opportunities.
Overview
Crime drama remains one of television’s most dynamic and enduring genres. This one-day online workshop explores how to craft compelling crime stories for the screen—stories that go beyond plot mechanics to reveal the emotional, psychological, and moral complexity of characters caught in high-stakes situations.
Participants will examine how point of view shapes audience empathy, how unreliable narrators and criminal protagonists can deepen mystery, and how legal and ethical constraints can become creative opportunities.
HOW TO WRITE FOR RADIO & AUDIO
For a writer, audio can be the most creative medium of all.
The only limit is the listener's imagination - and yours.
Meanwhile, the market for audio is growing all the time.
This enjoyable one-day immersive workshop uses exercises, examples and analysis to unlock the secrets of creating compelling drama, comedy, factual, and other formats for radio and every kind of audio platform.
Date: Friday 8th May 2026
Time: 10.30am - 5pm
CENTRAL LONDON
The only limit is the listener's imagination - and yours.
Meanwhile, the market for audio is growing all the time.
This enjoyable one-day immersive workshop uses exercises, examples and analysis to unlock the secrets of creating compelling drama, comedy, factual, and other formats for radio and every kind of audio platform.
Date: Friday 8th May 2026
Time: 10.30am - 5pm
CENTRAL LONDON
WRITING FOR ANIMATION
Develop Your STory & Pitch
You have an idea for an animated film or series, and you want to develop it further?
This in-person workshop is for you!
Through a series of practical exercises and group discussions,
we'll explore how to develop your animated characters and stories.
Friday 15th May 2026
Time: 9.30 am - 3.30 pm
CENTRAL LONDON
This in-person workshop is for you!
Through a series of practical exercises and group discussions,
we'll explore how to develop your animated characters and stories.
Friday 15th May 2026
Time: 9.30 am - 3.30 pm
CENTRAL LONDON
WRitING FEAR
Fear is a fundamental emotion.
But what is fear? Why do people need it in stories?
And how can we deliver it in ways which engage audiences?
The workshop answers these questions.
It's not just for writers working in horror.
It's for anyone who wants to know how fear can animate fiction, film, and drama.
Bring a story seed; leave with something vivid, worrying, and well worth pursuing.
Date: Friday 22nd and Friday 27th May 2026
Time: 10.00am - 5.30pm
CENTRAL LONDON
But what is fear? Why do people need it in stories?
And how can we deliver it in ways which engage audiences?
The workshop answers these questions.
It's not just for writers working in horror.
It's for anyone who wants to know how fear can animate fiction, film, and drama.
Bring a story seed; leave with something vivid, worrying, and well worth pursuing.
Date: Friday 22nd and Friday 27th May 2026
Time: 10.00am - 5.30pm
CENTRAL LONDON
TELLING TRUE STORIES FOR THE SCREEN
ONLINE TWO-PART EVENING WORKSHOP
For writers, producers and directors working on a film, TV,
theatre, radio, podcast or game based on a true story or real person.
These workshops answer your questions about the technical. legal and ethical choices
and constraints of this popular choice, leaving you to explore your creative instincts more freely.
As well as taught elements, both parts have hands-on sections for you to develop
your own project through discussion, pitching, workshopping and feedback.
Dates: Wednesday 10th & 17th June 2026
Time: 18:00-21:00 (UK)
Delivery: Online
WRITING HOLIDAY MOVIES
ONLINE Two-PART EVENING WORKSHOP
Holiday Movies are commercial winners but don't have to be formulaic.
This two-part online workshop covers the tricks and tropes of the genre,
plus how to subvert expectation and elevate your script.
Dates: Thursday 2nd and 9th July 2026
Time: 18:00-21:00 (UK)
Delivery: Online
This two-part online workshop covers the tricks and tropes of the genre,
plus how to subvert expectation and elevate your script.
Dates: Thursday 2nd and 9th July 2026
Time: 18:00-21:00 (UK)
Delivery: Online
HOW TO CLAIM
THE UK INDEPENDENT FILM TAX CREDIT
SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS
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Develop your script from initial idea to a final draft of your feature or short film, web or TV comedy or drama series and improve your writing, story assessment and editing skills in these monthly drop-in feedback workshops, hosted online and in-person (at BECTU) by Theresa Boden on selected Mondays daytime - 1.15-4.15pm & evening - 6.15 -9.15pm.
The workshops are for a maximum of 6 writers (writing teams may attend as one participant) so booking is advised a week before the workshop. |
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