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Name: Peter Spencer

Profession: Screenwriter

Company: N/A

Location: Manchester UK

Birthday: 15th September

LinkedIn Address: http://www.linkedin.com/myprofile?goback=%2Ehom

Resume (Position, Network/Production Company, Year, Location, & Description) - you can cut and paste your resume here: THE SHOPPER (feature, romantic comedy, co-written with Pamela Schott. Completed )

THE LAST BRITISH EXECUTION (satire, feature, writer) - Pre-production/casting, shoots July 2012. Finalist, Honorable Mention, writemovies.com international screenwriting contest 2007

de cause à effet (CAUSE/EFFECT) (2011. feature assignment, writer) Completed.

TOWNS (2010) feature (Director Iain Cash, co-writer) Now submitting to festivals.

Period bio-drama (Title withheld) 2011. (writer) for Tickertape Films Ltd, Director Louise Hooper.

MANIFEST (2010 feature pitch, optioned)

RADIUS (2010 feature pitch, optioned)

SEX & DRUGS & NORTHERN SOUL (2004) feature, optioned, writer.

SINBAD (2005 treatment assignment)

Trials for Casualty, Doctors.
Spec scripts for Dr Who & Murder in Mind

LOW SPIRITS (2007) sitcom pilot, Cash Productions, co-writer.

A GOOD WAY TO DIE (spec script, writer)
ERRANDS OF MERCY (spec script, writer)
THE READ THROUGH (play, writer)
TUESDAY IN CHINATOWN (spec script, writer)
A PRICE WORTH PAYING (spec script, writer)
ONLY THE LONELY (spec TV drama, writer)
LOVER'S CROSS (spec TV drama, writer)
FINAL TWIST (1993 novel, writer, optioned)
Infrequent Flyer (Treatment)
Novelist, PRISM (1991 SWIFT PRESS ISBN 0951763806)

Short film script: CAUSE/EFFECT

A STAB IN THE DARK (TV- PILOT)

Favorites (Film, Director, Television, Actors, Musicians, etc.): Too many to mention, but good examples would be THE APARTMENT, LANTANA

Dreams & Goals: To do ever higher quality work.

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Posted on January 25, 2009 at 5:30pm

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At 5:56pm on August 31, 2010, Gillian Emmett said…: Sounds good Peter I'll look forward to reading it in future, good luck with the other projects.

Yes Home and Away films on Palm Beach, has for years, so if that's where you mean its probably them!

At 1:45am on August 31, 2010, Gillian Emmett said…: hey peter... great to connect... if you want some industry feedback on your draft from an actors perspective I'd be happy to read and give feedback when its ready.

in the meantime, drop by and view my showreel - www.gillianemmett.com - and do mention me to all your fabulous Aussie director and producer friends! :)

At 12:00pm on June 15, 2010, Tori Roy said…: Hi
Thank you for your msg.
My script is a feature titled "Choosing Sides".
Hi Peter,

It is not about the IRA - one of the characters happens to be an ex-IRA just as one of the characters is an ex-CIA but it is not about the CIA either.

It is about a young woman running from her mother's death and the men behind it who becomes a hostage to terrorists seeking to destroy Americans' trust in government.
It is a political thriller.

At 10:45am on June 8, 2010, Victoria Vance said…: Very nice to "meet" you as well. Good to be on a venue that has like-minded folks rather than just a "social" venue.

At 6:55pm on May 31, 2010, Kim Rife said…: Thank you for the friend request!

At 3:25pm on May 15, 2010, Kathryn Radmall said…: Hi Peter, the script has undergone what I hope is it's final redraft and polish (it's very shiny now!) Confident it will pass the Film Council's cultural test and qualify for tax relief. Also looking into funding through EIS, regional bodies - Screen East and the Isle of Man. Keeping my fingers crossed for a placing in competitions this year as well.
K.

At 3:40am on April 7, 2010, Leslie Pastura-Heil said…: Hi Peter, welcome to my friends and thanks for your invite. Have a sunny day. Lol, Leslie.

At 11:36am on March 29, 2010, Laila Milon said…: Hi Peter, great pictures!!! Thanks for Your wishes!
I never lose sight of this blue planet, and I gently put my wings around the world like an angel*

greatings from Munich,

Laila

At 8:45am on March 25, 2010, Brenda Keesal said…: Thanks for yr encouragement, Peter. It isn't easy but it's all I can do. All the best right back at you!

At 12:41am on March 16, 2010, Genie said…: Hi Peter,
Could you let me know which painting you liked? Was it the dancer on the light blue background?("Sprite") I've had you in mind for a long time and sorry I didn't get back to you until now. I will find out how much a high quality giclee print will cost and get back to you. I prefer to give high quality to my customers while not pricing myself out of the market. So let me know and in the meantime I will get a price quote.

Best,
Genie

At 8:04am on December 11, 2009, Mirijam Verena Jeremic said…: Hi Peter,

Thanks for your ad it is nice to meet you here!

best regards

Mirijam Verena

At 6:07pm on October 30, 2009, louise manjaji said…: Hi again :) Happy Halloween :) I write for ASTRO, a local satellitle tv (you've herad of it I'm sure) and have written sitcoms and a telenovela for them. Working on a soap format at the moment. I've also written a mini-documentary series for TV3, a terrestrial tv station (you know it also perhaps). Work has been fun so far :) Are you working on anything at the moment?
best
louise

At 2:29am on October 29, 2009, louise manjaji said…: Hi Peter, thank you! I currently write scripts for malaysian tv and eventually want to write screenplays internationally :)

At 6:25pm on October 20, 2009, indieProducer.net said…: Hi Peter,

I was copied on your email interaction with last year's iP screenwriting winner John McDonald and felt compelled to write to him. He was indeed given all the prizes, but John lives in London which is why he couldn't get to the agency meetings we were happy to set up for him here. Anne MacIver should have been announced as "previous winner" and that was our oversight which we will rectify - but to say that he didn't receive his prizes or meetings is grossly inaccurate and I sent him an email to that effect.

Thank you for being a valued member of IndieProducer Peter.

Kerry

At 3:35pm on October 20, 2009, Alisha Seaton said…: Thanks Peter! Screening for us is on the 29th. Very curious to see it...

At 8:29pm on October 4, 2009, Genie said…: Hi Peter,

About the picture with the blue background that you liked, "Sprite", I will be making giclee prints of it and others when I'm ready to do that, so do keep me in mind if you want to purchase it.

I hope you are doing well.

Genie

At 5:36pm on October 2, 2009, Susan Hess Logeais said…: Thanks, Peter.
I hope to see you there.
best,
Susan

At 4:36am on September 15, 2009, Andrew Hawcroft said…: Hi Peter

Thanks for the comment. It's good that this site reminds you you're not alone in this tough ambition.

Best wishes

Andrew

At 8:57pm on August 6, 2009, Lisa Steele said…: Thanks for the add Peter.

At 4:53am on August 5, 2009, Ann Allen said…: Funny you mention Anvil. It's a sort of benchmark for us, re: the interest by the public and what kind of cash it will generate. It's going to screen here in a week or so, but I've seen the trailer and it made me misty eyed, over the Anvil guys' innocence and infinite belief in themselves.

I think the potential for GIAD, rests upon how I translate the underdog element of Lily's story. The fact that she's 35, female and is pursuing this 'dream' of hers, will speak to fans of metal and especially the fans of the bands we want to appear in the film. The added plus though, is regardless of whether you like metal, the concept will appeal to anybody who fantasizes about rock-stardom and who loves the triumphs of the average Joe.

As for the AFC, I actually have a really good friend on the grants committee, who believes so much in GIAD, but we've yet to find a grant that is suited to us, as we need to shoot just about all of it overseas and use international acts or the film will be redundant. The Australian music industry, simply has too few bands who are well known oversea and it will kill our vast demographic.

Thanks for your feedback! :)
~ A