Welcome to episode #3!

This month we're chatting about writing feature scripts. We pick the best bits from October's ultra-popular Screenwriters' Lecture Series, and ask our special guests to spill the secrets of their screenwriting success.

Joining host Dave Green are Jack Thorne, BAFTA-winning writer of The Fades, Skins and This Is England '86 & '88; Jeremy Brock, writer of The Last King of Scotland (and programmer of the  Lecture Series); and Claire Wilson, who's currently working in the BBC Writers' Room on series 2 of Hunted, with The X-Files' Frank Spotnitz.

We think it's the best one yet - what do you reckon? As always - get in touch at podcast@bafta.org and tweet us @BAFTA.

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The BAFTA Podcast #3: Screenwriters' Lecture Series Special

Discover how watching television can be good for your mental health with Claudia Hammond, the author of The Art of Rest. With the telly quickly turning back into the 'electronic hearth' that we all gather around in the evenings, it's time to think about why television can help you relax and why that's important in this age of self-isolation. Interviewed by Mariayah Kaderbhai.

Claudia Hammond | Watching TV is  good for you

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The BAFTA Podcast #3: Screenwriters' Lecture Series Special

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