Script and Story Development
From talking through your initial idea right through to noting on script I can support the development of your screenplay for film or television. I can support with scripts and treatments and help to create a bespoke development plan as well as industry signposting. I can also support with pitch deck development and content. Drop me a line here.
Testimonials
“..Roxy has been an incredibly supportive champion. She provides meaningful career guidance, encouraging and thoughtful development..”
“She has a very thoughtful process, and can bring nuance to a project, she asks questions which may not have been asked in the initial development phase and gives great suggestions to elevate a project, be it creatively or in a business sense”
“Working with Roxy has been fantastic - she really pushed me to be bold with the storyline and to keep thinking about what makes good telly, while respecting and encouraging my own voice.”
“Working with Roxy to delve deeper, tear apart, and rebuild my work has vastly improved my skills in writing for screen as well as my understanding of writing for television as a whole. This new understanding has, in turn, grown my confidence in my ability.”
“I first worked with Roxy when I was part of BFI North’s script lab cohort, and she immediately understood the story I was trying to tell before even I did fully, and helped me craft the script into its very best form. Roxy introduced me to directors and producers she knew would be the perfect match for the tone of the short, which went on to be awarded BFI funding and has now won several festival awards. Throughout the redrafting process and production, Roxy talked me down from making several drastic bad decisions, and I know that without her support that film would not have been made. I’m now working with her and new writing north to develop a sitcom, and Roxy’s notes and ideas are always so helpful, concise and imaginative, while also completely aligning with the story I want to tell. She’s a genuine champion of new and working class voices, and what she doesn’t know about the industry isn’t worth knowing!”