Contributors

Phil Gladwin

Phil has been both a screenwriter, and a script editor trying to find a new writer for his show. He has been writing for 25 years, but he had his first break as a trainee BBC Script Editor in London back in the mid 1990’s. He worked as a Script Editor for the BBC and ITV for the next five years, doing full terms on several big popular mass market UK TV shows such as 'Casualty' and 'The Bill'. He also did long periods of development script editing for the BBC and World Productions, a multiple Bafta winning top indie production house.

In 2000 he moved into writing full time. You can check him out out on www.imdb.com if you want full details of his produced work, and behind the scenes he has been commissioned to write scripts and treatments for many different shows and most genres of television drama over the years. (His recent broadcast credits include 'Trial & Retribution' for Lynda la Plante, and two episodes of the new 'Doctor Who' spin-off show 'The Sarah Jane Adventures'.)

Phil's favorite movie is 'Fanny and Alexander', and his favourite TV show is 'Homicide: Life on The Street', which he still, just, prefers to David Simon's other wonderful thing about bad people, 'The Wire'.

Charles Gladwin

Charles entered journalism over 13 years ago working on business to business titles. After three years running the best read pharmacy title in the UK (where among many notable innovations he was responsible for selecting Damien Hirst as a cover star) he was made group editor for Pharmacy titles at CMPi, a multi-national business to business media production company. He has also worked for Informa Group in Dubai.

Favourite films include Billy Wilder's 'One, Two, Three', 'Stand By Me', 'The Hours', 'Big', 'Psycho' and 'Singing in the Rain'. TV includes 'Life on Mars', 'Murder One', 'The Prisoner', 'Blackpool' and 'Carnival'.

Sally Brockway

Sally Brockway began her career in journalism on local papers before moving onto Today newspaper as a features writer. She joined The Sun when they launched their TV Guide and wrote celebrity interviews,  daily TV reviews and weekly previews for them. Sally then went freelance and is currently a regular contributor to TV Times,  Soaplife and What's On TV magazines. She's also been published in numerous national magazines including Woman, Woman's Own, Woman's Weekly, TV Quick and TV and Satellite Week.

Sally wrote her first screenplay after going on a Write On holiday in Turkey in the summer of 2007 where she was tutored by Kay Mellor. She's currently working on her third script. 

Sally's favourite film is the 1946 Powell & Pressburger classic 'A Matter Of Life And Death', starring David Niven, and her favourite TV series depends on her mood, but is probably one of: 'The Twilight Zone', 'The Prisoner', 'The Street', 'Lost', 'Doctor Who' and 'Torchwood'.

Stephen Hiscock

Stephen is a founder member of one of the world's leading percussion groups, Ensemble Bash.

He has also played and collaborated on various musical projects with people such as Stewart Copeland, Nitin Sawhney, Steve Reich, Chick Corea, Nana Vasconcelos, Evelyn Glennie, Kathryn Tickell, Joanna Macgregor, Elena Riu, Django Bates and Keith Tippett.

He has been extensively involved as writer and performer working with wildly varying musicians from all over the world and has spent several study periods in Ghana learning traditional music with the Pan African Orchestra and local musicians such as Ibrahim Abukari and Afadina Tsikpa. His composing work has covered film, advertisements, theatre and the concert hall, and has been played worldwide from London’s South Bank to festivals in South Africa, Australia, Hong Kong and Europe and numerous broadcasts on tv and radio. His favourite movie is Sons of the Desert. His favourite TV Show is Flight of the Conchords.

Victoria Gould

Victoria Gould is an actor who trained at Manchester and Cranfield Universities, where she managed to obtain a BSc in Physics and an MSc in Applicable Mathematics despite spending most of her time at Manchester in the Drama department.

She has worked extensively in theatre, film, radio and TV, most recently in the film 'Hippie Hippie Shake' with Killian Murphy and Sienna Miller and the TV series 'Saxondale' with fellow Brightonian Steve Coogan and Ruth Jones.

Her year and a half spent playing journalist Polly in 'EastEnders' was a fascinating lesson in coping with life in the public eye.

Victoria is Artistic Collaborator with Complicite, working on 'The Elephant Vanishes', 'Shunkin', and 'A Disappearing Number', currently playing at the Barbican.

She is currently exhibiting Touching Space at the Royal Academy, Piccadilly, a holographic piece inspired by the mathematical themes in 'A Disappearing Number'.  

Quicksilver

Quicksilver, our resident voice of the viewer, has been going to the cinema for over 60 years, and has been watching television since it was first invented. And boy does it feel like it sometimes.

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