As a writer, I have worked with over a hundred editors in the last twenty years. They have come in the form of a director working from start to finish on a screenplay or TV pilot. During the production of a television series, the Showrunner, EP’s and Network Producers come with their set of notes. Then there are managers and agents who deliver their feedback before they send it out. In the theater, the dramaturg functions in a similar way and helps shape the text for an audience.

Before that process begins, when I’m writing a new script alone, I work with an editor. They help me bring it up to scratch, they suggest the strengths and weaknesses of the project and find holes in the concept itself. They bring it up to industry standards before I send it to producers, directors or my managers. 

I tailor my services according to what you need to complete your script. After all, there are two kinds of writers — those who finish and those who don’t finish! Let’s finish your script.