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Janet Awe

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Things to Distract Yourself With When You Should Be Studying: No. 37

Posted on 27/11/2015 by Janet Awe

I’ve been studying for three years now. First, I did my masters in screenwriting – two years, part time, at Birbeck College, University of London. The end of that, in October 2014, overlapped with the start of my post-graduate diploma in script development, at the National Film & Television School. I feel very privileged to […]

Inspiration from Wadsworth Longfellow and My Mum

Posted on 24/08/2014 by Janet Awe

It’s 5am on August Bank Holiday weekend, in London. I want to be out playing. Instead, I am chained to my laptop all weekend, working on the final assignment for my Masters in Screenwriting, which is due in less than four weeks. It’s very hard and I’m feeling a bit sorry for myself. But I’m […]

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