Lindsay Jane Sedgwick; writer, creator, script ed, tutor

A member of the Irish Writers Guild, the Irish Film and Television Academy and the Irish Writers' Centre. Founder of the Creatives in Animation Network, 2012

Tuesday 1 October 2013

By Mr Farquhar: Curtains Down - For Now!

FARQUHAR: FAST AND FURIOUS: Curtains Down - For Now!:

A huge thank you to the cast and crew for bringing my play to life so powerfully. To Stephen Bradley and Kate McSwiney O'Rourke, the a...

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Salt on Our Skin

"I will not die for love of you or for love of the lack of the sight of you for you may leave me. " - Eve, 'Salt on Our Skin', 2009

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Introducing myelf as Screenwriter-in-Res by reading from new work Absolutely LOVED it!

Limerick School of Art & Design

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Fried Eggs goes on TOUR to the West!

Town Hall Theatre, Galway 14-17 June; Aras Eanna, Inisheer June 18th; Moonstone Productions in conjunction with DoDo Theatre.

Opens Feb 29th in the International Bar, Dublin 2

In Theatre Upstairs, Eden Quay from 11-22nd August.

Tuesday to Saturday @ 7pm; Weds and Sats @1pm

Wulfie with Libby.... Wooing All at Mipcom 2014

Sometimes he's big. Sometimes he's small. Sometimes he's a hat. Drawing by Aaron Blecha

The Perfect Grandmother?

Absolutely not, but everyone loves Cranky

Barzakh - the movie...

Punky

Click on the image to see the first ever episode - ps I named the dog Rufus after my first dog, a mad beautiful redsetter!

First gathering of Creatives in Animation Network (CAN)

In the lovely Roasted Brown Cafe space. Thanks Fergal!

You can't scare me...

A drawing from the Wulfie bible, by Aaron Blecha

Roxy... My new writing companion

They Call it the Last Vocation...

Writing is the only profession where no-one considers you ridiculous if you earn no money - Jules Renard

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Aimee Richardson and Punky, the character she brought to life, on the steps of the Manshion House today just before the official launch fo the show.

The Way Things Were

My mother and her maternal grandmother, 'Old Nanny'. 1940.

Salt on Our Skin - The Poster

2nd attempt; this time I remembered venue and dates!

By Mr Farquhar.... Derry's Waterside Theatre, Sept 2013

Kate O'Rourke, as Mistress Kempe, and Stephen Bradley as George Farguhar

How to Woo a Woman...

If she happens to be Morticia Addams

Punky

A still from the first episode: Punky and Cranky

Smock Alley - reborn

A sneak preview.

When it's cold, it's cold.

My muse is all worn out...

Roxy pretending to be an exhausted rock star

Punky

Monkey Puzzle Tree, Fairview Park

Looking down into one of two baby Monkey Puzzle Trees. Hope my script gets made before they reach full height! (See blogs's Monkey Puzzle Page)

Best Friends FOREVER

Character drawings of Wulfie and Libby by Mark Flood for Monster Entertainment's Media Funding submission of my series, WULFIE

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Founder of the Creatives in Animation Network, 2012

Second Animation Networking Event

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Between the Financial District and Greenwich Village

The Ultimate Dog's Toy

A squeaky Statue of Liberty. Only in New York!

New York

At night, after attending my first First Irish Festival

Stephen's Quintet c/o Hubble

Inspiration. Let every script be like a constellation!?

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Table read of pilot script 'The Changling' for my TV series ARCHANGEL

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Coming to Smock Alley Theatre...

My first attempt at a poster!

Punky Presents...Aimee n Me

Tah-Dah!!!

What a day that was!

Simon Crane, director, Aimee, fantastic actress, me and Libby

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Aimee Richardson from KIlliney who is the voice of the new RTEjnr's TV Show PUNKY pictured with Emma O'Driscoll and twins Lucy and Alex Oliveri(7)

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Outside the Four Courts no less

Viennese rabbit

Imagination = magic

Because there is so much we can't see unless we look further...

Winter Bloom?

Watching Out ...

... for the arrival of the Big Cheque

Eco-warrior, new-style

My daughter adapted a new hero for her ecology project from Jessica Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) into Jessica Planet.

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Articles on Screenwriting by David Freeman
Origins of English words
Some interesting blogs, eg 23 Ways to make your Writing Stronger
A Man and Ink. Check out 'own projects' for my animation series, WULFIE

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About Lindsay Jane Sedgwick

A former journalist, Lindsay Jane Sedgwick is a versatile and imaginative writer who has had drama and children’s material broadcast on TV for RTE; the latest of which is the internationally award-winning PUNKY, an animated series first broadcast on RTEJr in May 2012. It sold globally, from New Zealand to the US to S. Korea and many territories in between. A second series launched in Feb2014. She is currently developing her new series WULFIE with Monster Entertainment and Media funding. rewriting an animation feature (with IFB support), waiting for her romantic drama, Perfect Man to be greenlit and working on a number of games as well as her own first game, DARA for children with autism and a live action TV comedy drama for Deadpan Productions.

She has also had a romantic comedy broadcast on BBC Radio 4, written numerous award winning one-act stage plays - 11 productions - and had four short films produced, the latest being the award-winning Barzakh which is currently on the festival circuit.

A one hour feature, KRISTINA, was filmed in the Philippines winning a Best Film award at Swansea on Sea International Film Festival while a second feature is due to go into production late summer 2014.

Graduate of the New York University ‘Gregory Peck Scriptwriting Course’, Dublin. Scholarship, 1993 (AA Distinction). MA Screenwriting from Leeds Metropolitan University in 1999, Lindsay teaches screenwriting in Dublin, script reads for independent producers, is a graduate of Screen Training Ireland’s ‘Writing Animation’, 2003 and attended Moonstone in 2002.

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By Mr Farquhar: Curtains Down - For Now!

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