The BAFTA-supported initiative has connected scores of
aspiring British writers
and filmmakers with established talent including Debra
Hayward (Working Title), Mike Newell, Julian Fellowes, Elizabeth
Karlsen, John Madden and David Parfitt.
Celebrating 11 Years of Connecting Established Industry to Emerging Writing & Filmmaking Talent.
Latest News
CALL FOR SCRIPTS FOR MAY FORUM NOW OPEN- ROCLIFFE WRITERS ANNE MARIE DRAYCOTT & CHARITY TRIMM'S PREGNANT PAUSE OPTIONED BY BWARK POST-ROCLIFFE
- PETER KOSMINSKY is the latest guest to become patron joining Lord Julian Fellowes, Guy Hibbert and Mike Newell.
- Have Rocliffe budget and schedule your scripts or give your a consultation on how to get your script out there - see writer services
- ROCLIFFE FEATURED SCRIPT - The Holding gets DVD release - www.theholding-movie.co.uk
- Rocliffe Notes a must have book for screenwriters - coming soon
New Writing Forum - Why submit?
This phenomenally successful event which has been running for over ELEVEN years; and has paved the way forward for dozens of writers and played a huge significance for lots of career starters in the film and TV industries. Click here for more on how to apply.
Submission & Script Reports
We all want a bit feedback on why our submission wasn't selected so at Rocliffe we've decided to create something more bespoke, not only does it give you feedback about your script extract but on your overall submission. ONLY £30!
We are now offering an affordable tailor-made independent submission report service as well as the standard full feature report for those wanting a more indepth analyse of their script or tv film.
Calendar
EARLY BIRD DEADLINE : 15-Feb-2012
FINAL DEADLINE: 07-March-2012
NEXT EVENT 01-
FEBRUARY & MARCH 2012: we are offering writers a full feature length script report for £110 GBP.
One of the biggest comments we get from readers is about typos and formatting issues and from writers how they cannot proof-read their own work so we are now offering a script tidy up service with experienced proof readers (spelling, typos, repeats) and check that your format is to industry standards.
Rocliffe Notes
A new book compiled from 1000s of questions from writers about how to get your screenplay out there. Includes tips and advice from seasoned professionals as well as pragmatic tips on just how to get your work read. Written in a pithy, easy to absorb points and note format.
