BBC Comedy Association opportunities
- Monday 14th December 2020
A summary of the opportunities available via the newly formed BBC Comedy Association.
Callum Tilbury on why you should enter the New Voice Awards 2021
- Tuesday 8th December 2020
Callum Tilbury - also known as Lady Aria Grey - won the Edinburgh TV Festival's New Voice Awards last year. With the 2021 deadline approaching, in this interview they explain why you should enter your script.
How we made The Intrepid Adventures Of Pamplemousse Lautrec
- Friday 4th December 2020
The team behind colourful and creative pilot The Intrepid Adventures Of Pamplemousse Lautrec talk about how they created the 1970s-style spoof.
My Comedy Career: Carla Speight
- Friday 4th December 2020
Photographer, publicist, writer, agent and promoter Carla Speight talks about how tenacity, resilience and self confidence are vital attributes to have as a freelancer working in comedy.
BCG Pro Performance Award 2020 finalists revealed
- Wednesday 2nd December 2020
Brandon Burke, Suchandrika Chakrabarti, Liz Guterbock, Benjamin Lovell, Stuart Mitchell and Luke Rollason have been declared as the finalists in the inaugural BCG Pro Talent Awards for Performance.
The Secret Reviewer #21: Offensive Tactics
- Tuesday 1st December 2020
Every month our clandestine critic reveals the murky truths behind that infamous trade, and live comedy generally. This month: Is upsetting everyone a decent career move?
Steven Dick & Chris Grady on comedy writing
- Monday 30th November 2020
Comedy writers Steven Dick and Chris Grady, the creators of radio sitcom Saddled, offer up some great tips on creating characters.
Grace Mulvey awarded Galton & Simpson Bursary 2020
- Friday 27th November 2020
Grace Mulvey has been announced as the 2020 recipient of the Galton & Simpson Bursary for Comedy Writing.
NextUp offers venues free streaming technology
- Tuesday 24th November 2020
Online comedy platform NextUp is offering to install streaming technology into at least 10 comedy clubs for free.
How to pitch TV comedy: Iain Coyle
- Friday 20th November 2020
From starting out as Jonathan Ross's tea boy to writing for Shooting Stars to becoming Head of Comedy Entertainment at UKTV, Iain Coyle details the unconventional and serendipitous road he took and how you can successfully pitch your comedy projects.