Slumdog Millionaire, Kind Hearts and Coronets, Dogville, The Apartment, Drop Dead Fred, Eagle Versus Shark, Duck Soup, Can’t Buy Me Love, Saw, 40 Year Old Virgin, Finding Nemo, It’s a Wonderful Life, Ghostbusters, Amelie, Happy Feet, Napoleon Dynamite, My Fair Lady, An American Tail, Closer, Elizabeth, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Goodfellas, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Love and Death, The Shawshank Redemption, Schindler’s List, Crash, Being John Malkovich, Brief Encounter, Blazing Saddles, Peter’s Friends, The Lives of Others, Team America, Dogma, High School Musical, The Usual Suspects, The Princess Bride, The Graduate, The Black Book, The Queen, Breaking the Waves, Amadeus, Gone With the Wind, The Lost Boys, Life of Brian, The Secretary, 28 Days Later, Anne of Green Gables, Lost in Translation, Austin Powers, Shakespeare in Love, Little Miss Sunshine, Labyrinth, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, A Clockwork Orange, Kids in The Hall- Brain Candy, Highlander, Notes on a Scandal, Shaun of the Dead, The Railway Children, Velvet Goldmine, Clueless, Sliding Doors, Help, Ghosts, This is England.
Jules's Details
Status:
Swinger
Hometown:
London
Zodiac Sign:
Sagittarius
Jules's Schools
University of Exeter
Exeter, United Kingdom
Graduated: 2001
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major: Drama
About me:
Hello! I am a playwright, screenwriter and sketch writer. I studied Drama at Exeter University before going on to work as a researcher in factual film, then I was commissioned to write a feature script for award winning indie, Stone City Films (Producers of Casualty 1909).
My first short film “King Jeff” (Jeremy Swift, Ben Crompton Kulvinder Ghir, Amara Karan) was awarded Wandsworth Borough / British Council funding and won the I Blink Screenwriting Prize. King Jeff has been screened at numerous festivals including Westminster and Super Shorts in the UK and was the winner of the Sunnyside Film Festival New York.
I have written for various BBC radio sketch shows including “Tilt”, “Play and Record” (BBC Radio 7) “One” and “Broken Arts” (David Quantick, BBC Radio 4) and I was also recently short listed for the BBC College of Comedy 2009 and was a finalist in Industry showcase The Sitcom Trials 2009 at the Leicester Square Theatre with my Sitcom "The House on Cedar Street" which was then pitched to BBC Radio 4.
My sketch material with the award winning double act Teak Show has been performed at the Hackney Empire New Act of the Year Final, The Guardian Literary Festival the Leicester Comedy Festival (Best newcomer nominee) and the Edinburgh Festival 2009 at the Gilded Balloon. Reviewers have described the show as ‘Talented, versatile, and slightly insane - Four Stars,’ (Three Weeks) and “Recommended,” (Time Out)
My last play, Quitters, was performed at the Pacific Playhouse (Grit Productions, winner of the Stage One New Producers Award) the Theatre Museum in London and the Citylit Theatre, Chicago. I have also had plays performed at the Pomegranate Theatre, Derby, The Blue Elephant and Jackson’s Lane Theatres, the Arundel Festival, and the Phoenix Theatre Exeter and my latest play, “The Game” will be part of the Off Cut Festival at the Red Lion in Islington this Autumn.
I am currently developing a range of new projects across radio, film and television.
Who I'd like to meet: People who want to work with me who won't do this...
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*The Birthday Paradox, by William Campbell, directed by Jamie DesRocher *Cityscape, by Kevin L. Knights, directed by Dan Foss *Ryan's List, by Chris Shaw Swanson, directed by Margo Gray *Quitters, by Julie Bower, directed by Heather L. Winter *A Minor Variation, by Paul Barile, directed by Lavina Jadhwani *Four Extremely Attractive Women Sitting Around Fantasizing About Rich Orloff, by Rich Orloff, directed by Thrisa Hodits
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I'm sorry you're not entirely comfortable with "this". Is it the uniform? I know blue and yellow checks can be hard to pull off for some people. Maybe it's the tie? The 400 page training manual? Our political agenda perhaps. Or just the uneasy realiazation that Jules's are plural, you are not unique?
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Ooh, you do all sorts of fun comedy writing! I'm going to go exploring on the websites you linked to, in search of funnies. In the mean time, I hope you'll find time one day to come to The After School Club!
My Little Pony - YAY!!!!
Your comment made me smile....
I'm just getting the hang of this Myspace business...but I do like your random cartoon image things!
See you v soon hopefully
Hols Bolsx
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