Script Consultant
Film & TV
ABOUTGeorgia is a freelance Script Consultant, Script Editor, Script Reader and Producer. She freelances for Film4, Sister Pictures, South Of The River Pictures, Protagonist Pictures and Catalyst Global Media. She was Assistant Script Editor on BBC TV Drama ‘Prospect’, written by Chloe White (coming soon) and was Script Editor on TV Drama 'New Sheets' written by Shannon Welby as part of the BBC Writers Voices 2024 programme. She has Produced short films that have screened at VENICE BIENNALE, BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL, RAINDANCE FILM FESTIVAL and SANTA BARBARA FILM FESTIVAL and has been nominated for a BIFA. She is an NFTS Script Development Diploma alumni. Georgia is also a freelance Commercial Producer and was previously Executive Producer at NOWNESS and Dazed Media.
SERVICESScript Editor
Script Consultant
Script Reader
Freelance Development Assistant
Producer
Matthew Jacobs Morgan, Screenwriter
“Working with Georgia was such a joy. Really clear and helpful notes, and a positive, energetic working relationship which I am excited to nurture in the future. We worked together on my feature film spec, and Georgia was instrumental in helping build the characters and the story. I'm really happy to highly recommend her for any and all creative collaborations”.
Charlotte Walls, CEO Catalyst Global Media
"Georgia's reporting is breathtakingly accurate and heads and shoulders above industry standard'.
Shannon Welby, Screenwriter
"Georgia is an attentive, passionate and skilful script editor. She elevates stories to a higher standard with re-energising notes, whilst being a total joy to work with."
‘Area Boy’ is a coming of age drama about a young boy who moves to a provincial town, finding himself torn between the church community, a gang of local youths and his own sexual identity.
Producer
Featuring Sharon Duncan-Brewster, ‘Saving Face’ is a short drama about a mother’s attempt to forgive the man who killed her son.
Written by Simon Longman, the script was inspired by research and development workshops with four ex-prisoners from Kestrel Theatre Company and facilitatorJacob Dunne (BBC - The Punch).
Producer