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‘A very inspiring morning with lots of valuable information... Looking forward to the next one!’
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This Breakfast Club is hosted by the Phoenix Artists Club in Soho, London.
The Phoenix is our unofficial home from home for the London Screenwriters' Festival.
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Who is it for? Film & TV Professionals
The Breakfast Club is monthly initiative to connect creative and business professionals in film and TV. We do this by creating a safe place to network whilst listening to thought leaders, industry gurus and entrepreneurs.
‘Inspiration and a full English Breakfast in a fantastic venue all before 10.00 a.m on a Friday morning!’
Ava Regal, Writer
If you work in the creative industries...
...and write, produce, direct, act, compose, design or even do the accounts and legal, you would be welcomed both by our amazing team, as well as our delegates eager to connect with you.
‘I got to pursue my screenwriting career AND still made it to the day job in time’
Katia Hadidian. Magazine editor
Breakfast Club 'Pimms O'Clock' kicks off at 2.30pm...
...with the guest speaker presenting around 3pm. This means by 4pm, you can head back to work, or better yet you can hang out and network into the evening. The best of both worlds.
‘Fantastic to meet so many UK writers, thanks for an invaluable morning.’
Fuad Omar, Producer
Read about the last Breakfast Club
Nine brilliant fix-its from Rowan Joffe’s toolbox by Jade S. Bokhari
This was one of those talks. You feel the crackle in the air and the hairs spike on the nape of your neck from the speaker’s passion as it ignites the air.
Rowan Joffe, writer, director and the man behind Sky Atlantic’s new series; Tin Star, is the man you want to listen to every Monday morning to incite you to blaze through the week in a storm of focus, productivity and visceral inspiration.
The Breakfast Club is a London Screenwriters’ Festival Creative Community initiative.