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Don
Macnab-Stark
Don Macnab-Stark is a screenwriter, script doctor and consultant living in Hadleigh,
England.
Don’s thriller, Long, Cold Winter, has been optioned by Greencap Films, with Miko Lazic
attached as director, The Boxcars is with Terra Films, and The Touch, adapted from a short story
with director Stefane Houssier, is under consideration with Richard Dreyfus.
He has recently co-written The Fragdoll, with producer/director Arto Lehkamo (Mainstream
Films), and co-wrote The Sphinx for Hollywood based Blue Eagle Entertainment.
Don’s screenwriting experiences include:
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MA in
Screenwriting from Bournemouth University Media School – the largest and best known
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Participant
in the North By Northwest “Wizard of Oz”, 2005. This competitive entry program is
considered Europe’s leading script development program, and uses the Frank Daniels’
pedagogic method of screenwriting analysis. |
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Participant
in the Script For Sale “Pro Series”, one of Hollywood’s leading hands-on screenwriting
training programs. |
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Screenwriting lecturer at
SEEC (South East Essex College). |
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English Teacher at adult
college in the UK. |
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"The passion and professionalism Don sets forth in helping fellow writers succeed is unsurpassed in
today's competitive environment.
For anyone serious about sharpening their prose, I highly recommend the use of his services. You
won't be disappointed." |
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J W
Honolulu, Hawaii
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"Don was absolutely great on this project! It was very technical writing and a large project, but he
was very focused on the job. Don has great work ethic and completed the tasks required while at the
same time continually meeting or exceeding my expectations. He is a great writer to hire and I would
and plan to hire him again." |
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Steve R
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"It was an absolute delight to work with Don! Don did a fantastic job, he has a very professional
attitude, he is very knowledgeable and meets deadlines. Don's pro-activeness and suggestions for
improvement were very helpful. Will certainly work with Don again in future."
Many thanks, |
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| John E. |
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