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I hope wacky weird fantastical concepts will become the next big thing on television
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<blockquote data-quote="Dalekbuster523" data-source="post: 397725" data-attributes="member: 60688"><p>I do have an idea for one set in 60s Whitby, where a private detective swaps bodies with an autistic potwasher, and they investigate various supernatural mysteries whilst hoping it will lead them to answers regarding how they swapped bodies and how they can reverse it. The issue is finding a way to get established as a writer, which without having any prior credits anywhere and not having an agent is very difficult.</p><p></p><p>That's why I'm going to write a script for a much cheaper issue-led drama for the BBC Writersroom script first, and get it good in the hope that it can succeed in the Writersroom, and then I can use that to springboard a writing career, and eventually make Swappers In Crime.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dalekbuster523, post: 397725, member: 60688"] I do have an idea for one set in 60s Whitby, where a private detective swaps bodies with an autistic potwasher, and they investigate various supernatural mysteries whilst hoping it will lead them to answers regarding how they swapped bodies and how they can reverse it. The issue is finding a way to get established as a writer, which without having any prior credits anywhere and not having an agent is very difficult. That's why I'm going to write a script for a much cheaper issue-led drama for the BBC Writersroom script first, and get it good in the hope that it can succeed in the Writersroom, and then I can use that to springboard a writing career, and eventually make Swappers In Crime. [/QUOTE]
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