Hi.
My name is Lois, I'm a student in England who's determinded to get into Uni in September (I struggle in exams because a problem called bad memory). I want to study Film and TV Production. I am part of a local writing group that writes for my local theatre (it might be well known in England, I'm not sure) and I'm currently working a draft of my first full length screenplay while editing my second completed novel (hopefully the first one will never see the light of day) as well as planning various other novels (science fiction and fantasy mainly).
I'm a big feminist and two of my favourite directors/writers are Joss Whedon and James Cameron because of how they manage to write feminist characters that aren't one demensional. I have too many favourite films to list and a little quirky thing about me is that if I read a book, I have to own it (well, not every. Since year 10) so I currently own about 300 books but my wish list on Amazon has about 300 more that I've either read but want or haven't read.
Despite the steretype, not everyone in England talks posh. I'm from the North East of England - so I don't sound much like the Southners.
I want to be a director - I want to write and direct my movies but hoping to direct the script that I'm currently working on is a dream that will probably never happen (I haven't properly directed anything yet and the one time I tried, everything just fell through and nothing got done).
My name is Lois, I'm a student in England who's determinded to get into Uni in September (I struggle in exams because a problem called bad memory). I want to study Film and TV Production. I am part of a local writing group that writes for my local theatre (it might be well known in England, I'm not sure) and I'm currently working a draft of my first full length screenplay while editing my second completed novel (hopefully the first one will never see the light of day) as well as planning various other novels (science fiction and fantasy mainly).
I'm a big feminist and two of my favourite directors/writers are Joss Whedon and James Cameron because of how they manage to write feminist characters that aren't one demensional. I have too many favourite films to list and a little quirky thing about me is that if I read a book, I have to own it (well, not every. Since year 10) so I currently own about 300 books but my wish list on Amazon has about 300 more that I've either read but want or haven't read.
Despite the steretype, not everyone in England talks posh. I'm from the North East of England - so I don't sound much like the Southners.
I want to be a director - I want to write and direct my movies but hoping to direct the script that I'm currently working on is a dream that will probably never happen (I haven't properly directed anything yet and the one time I tried, everything just fell through and nothing got done).
