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Armando Iannucci: Annual TV Lecture 2012

September 11, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment alan partridge, Andy Wooding, armando iannucci, BAFTA, BAFTAannualTVlecture2012, digital, directing, events, FD, Film, film doctor, interviews, Oli Gots, producing, screenwriting, the film doctor team, the thick of it, TV, veep

Hi Film Folk! Last night The Film Doctor Team attended BAFTA‘s famous annual TV lecture, where BAFTA ‘invites one of TV’s

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Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Operation Bullseye

February 6, 2012April 11, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, AndyWooding, artistic aspirations, Bullseye, culture, F D, FD, Film, Film Director, film distribution, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, film industry, FilmDoctor, FilmIndustry, films, gettingintotherighthands, hitting your targets, hittingyourtargets, IMDB, IMDBPro, Independent, IndependentFilms, LA, Movies, Oli Gots, OliGots, Producer, screenplay, screenwriters, script doctor, script help, script service, scriptdoctor, StudioFilms, visual storytelling

Hi Film Folk, Today’s post will be about choosing your target. And your only target is the right target. Let’s

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Monday Prescriptions

Playing the Market Game

January 30, 2012April 11, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, AndyWooding, BAFTA, brand positioning, cinema listings, creative idea, Director, F D, FD, FD F D, Film, Film Director, film distribution, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, FilmDirector, FilmDoctor, Independent, IndependentFilms, LA, marketing game, Movies, Oli Gots, OliGots, packaging marketing, script doctor, script help, script service, scriptdoctor, StudioFilms, visual storytelling, writing the script

Film Folk! Feel you’re too focused on the creative challenges of filmmaking and not clued up enough about what happens after? Well

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Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Dealing with film industry changes

January 23, 2012March 27, 2016 filmdoctor 0 Comment 1938, 3D, aaron sorkin, aaronsorkin, Andy Wooding, AndyWooding, arthouse cinema, batman, batman and robin, batman forever, batman returns, batman the dark knight, batmanandrobin, bobweinstein, captain america, captainamerica, change, Cinema, comic book, comic books, comicbook, comicbookmovie, comicbookmovies, comicbooks, DC comics, DCcomics, F D, FD, Film, film change, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, film policy, FilmDoctor, FilmIndustry, filmweekly, industry change, james cameron, jamescameron, marvel comics, marvelcomicmovie, marvelmovies, marvelstudios, michael uslan, michaeluslan, multiplex, new technology, Oli Gots, OliGots, screenplay service, script doctor, script help, script service, SOPA, spiderman, superhero, the artist, theartist, thedarkknight, thedarkknightrises, thor, UK Film Council, UKFilmCouncil, V O D, video on demand, videoondemand, visual storytelling, VOD

Film Folk! This week’s topic is CHANGE. Well more importantly how you view change and how it is incorporated into your

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