Too busy writing (not writing!) to keep up with writer-specific news and events? It’s okay, we’ve done it for you. From funding deadlines, broadcaster submissions and the latest commissions, to who’s hiring and when we’re meeting-up next? If it’s happening in the writerverse, we’ll make sure you know about it.
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02.09.2026
BBC Writers: Five Tips to Get You Into Writing for TV
A summary of advice shared by Jess Loveland in a masterclass.
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19.08.2026
BBC Writers: Bryony Kimmings
The latest feature from BBC Writers speaks to Bryony Kimmings, who has adapted the novel by Liz Jensen for BBC iPlayer and BBC One.
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09.06.2026
BBC Writers: How To Get Your TV Script Made – Part Four: Post Production and Broadcast
A whistle stop tour through the post-production, delivery and release of your TV drama.
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27.05.2026
BBC Writers Interviews: James Graham
Screenwriter and playwright James Graham has worked across such TV projects as Sherwood, The Crown, Quiz, and The Way. James chats to BBC Writers.
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13.05.2026
Script Essentials 2026: Free Webinars From BBC Writers
Online drop in sessions aimed at deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent writers every Thursday lunchtime from 21st May – 25th June.
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13.05.2026
BBC Writers: Beat Sheets – Making Your Scenes Do More Work
In this piece for BBC Writers, Irish writer Danny Stack explores what is a beat sheet and how can it help your writing? Read it here.
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29.04.2026
BBC Writers
BBC Writers speak to ‘Mint’ writer Charlotte Regan & ‘Half Man’ writer Richard Gadd.
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01.04.2026
BBC Writers Digital Session for BA and Postgraduate Screenwriting Students
Explaining to screenwriting students what BBC Writers is and how it might help them as they progress their writing careers.
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18.03.2026
BBC Writers: John Yorke’s 10 Questions
Used by top TV writers to unlock and refine their stories:
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04.03.2026
Short Film: Creating the Dramatic Concept
Justine Hart from The Script Factory shares some top tips on how to structure and write a successful short film.
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