BPS 025: Writing Screenplays that Actually Sell with Lucy V. Hay

Writing Screenplays that Actually Sell with Lucy V. Hay

Today on the show we have Lucy V. Hay from Bang2Write. Lucy is an author and script editor, living in Devon with her husband, three children, and six cats. Lucy is the associate producer of Brit Thrillers Deviation (2012) and Assassin (2015) both starring Danny Dyer.

In addition to script reading and writing her own novels, Lucy also blogs about the writing process, screenwriting, genre, careers and motivation and much more at her blog Bang2write, one of the most-hit writing sites in the UK.

Enjoy my conversation with Lucy V. Hay.

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LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

• Lucy V. Hay – Official Site
• Lucy V. Hay – IMDB
• Lucy V. Hay – Bang2Write
• Writing Diverse Characters
• Writing & Selling Drama Screenplays
• Writing & Selling Thriller Screenplays
• How NOT to Write Female Characters
• FREE SCREENPLAYS

SPONSORS

1. Bulletproof Screenplay Script Coverage Service – Get Your Screenplay Covered by Industry Pros
2. Masterclass Screenwriting Course (FREE 7 Day Trial)
3. FreeFilmBook.com (Download Your FREE Screenwriting Audio Book)

KILLER RESOURCES!!!

1. IFH Masters Circle Filmmaking Community
2. IFH’s Online Film School
3. Six Secrets to get into Film Festivals for FREE!

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Thank you, Scott, for a great interview!!!

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