Gordon White August 27th, 2008
Here’s a bit of fun. An online helicopter game promoting an upcoming novel. This is a really good example of extending the world of story beyond its traditional home. Or, to put it another way, it’s talking to your audience before they realise that they are your audience.
It’s
Gordon White August 16th, 2008
If you are wondering what the perfect combination of advertising, screenwriting and social media is then look no further.
Behold Little Gordon Ramsay for Caterer.com!
Number two is fresh out of the oven (pardon the pun). You may have already seen the first one but I am going to embed them
Tags: viral, viral video, writing viral videos
admin August 15th, 2008
Gosh, I wouldn’t want to be somebody like me at the moment -job seeking in a foreign country in an industry that is Hindenberging.
The global media market has definitely seen better days. According to the Financial Times, UK share prices have halved since May 2007. Belt-tightening inside media companies
Gordon White August 13th, 2008
Caught up with an old writer friend in London, yesterday.
I’ve moved to London. Have I told you that, yet?
Anyway, we got to talking about old projects, projects that are still doing the rounds, which scripts/plays you use… You know… Writerly things.
Tags: advice, free, podcasts, radio play, screen play
Gordon White August 1st, 2008
What follows is the ’small screens approved’ podcast playlist. Some of them may seem off-topic at first -at least compared to ‘classic’ screenwriting material- but trust me. I frikking love podcasts. I would go so far as to say I am about podcasts.
Tags: ad age, BBC, podcasts, writing podcasts
Gordon White July 30th, 2008
This post came about largely because of a really great interview with Alan Moore that I saw on Neil Gaiman’s blog.

One of the great things about the post-Long Tail world is that niche stories can find niche
Tags: creating graphic novels, graphic novels, webcomics, writing