Lawrence Gray

Writer, Director

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My Details

 

Male
International

Current Work Details

What I do

Creative Director

Company

Idol Films Ltd

Website

http://lawrencegray.net

Where I work

I run my own company or organisation

Technical Skills

Screenwriter, Magazine Editor, Lecturer

Resources / Expertise

Screenwriter, Asia

Availability

Paid Work Only

My Social Web

Twitter

http://twitter.com/LawrenceWGray

My Links

 

Idol Films Ltd

Shooters Q&A

Films I wish I had made

The Fat Englishmen

I cried watching

the election of George Bush.

I left the cinema during

An earthquake.

Directors I love

one's in short skirts with an authoritative manner. Largely female, but if you can carry it off, go for it.

Actors I admire

any that will work with me.

Writers I respect

Samuel Becket, Harold Pinter - both of whom did irreparable damage to my writing style.

My desert island discs

the works of Blind Lemon Larry.

Books I have given my friends

all those gardening books I had before I moved into a flat.

My death row meal

Egg, bacon and sausage.

The best thing I own

Rental Property

More about me

The first thing I sold was a comedy sci fi series called Doc Chaos. I just put it in the post, sent it to a stranger - Al Burgess of Limehouse studios - and he paid me what seemed an enormous amount of money at the time. I currently have a 13 part TV drama series on Singapore TV and have a British feature in development with Catfish Productions in Hollywood (They produced Walk The Line, among other things.) I won the Best Hong Kong Film Project Award at the Hong Kong Asian Film Financing Forum for this and a feeding frenzy ensued. I have a new screenplay, Driving Beijing Wild, that I'm trying to develop and I have, at a rather belated age, bought myself a badass HD camera and started running around shooting everything in sight. My plan is to simply make movies and have fun doing it.

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