Wording

  • Longevity

    Longevity

    Longevity – A screenplay by Sid Edwards – April 2024

  • That Certain Something

    That Certain Something

    ALMOST IDENTICAL – A play in one scene by Sid Edwards – March 2024

  • Almost Identical

    Almost Identical

    ALMOST IDENTICAL – A play in one scene by Sid Edwards – March 2024

  • Lasting Changes – A script for 60 Second Cinema (March 2024)

    Lasting Changes – A script for 60 Second Cinema (March 2024)

    The Producers Forum has launched its 60 Second Cinema filmmaking contest. Filmmakers are given a remit and 3 weeks to make a film that is under 60 seconds long, including credits. Each film maker will randomly be given an entry pack which will assign – a theme, a prop and an action. All three need to…

  • Looking Famous

    Looking Famous

    LOOKING FAMOUS – A play in one scene by Sid Edwards – February 2024

  • The “Theft of a Heritage” explored in new video

    The “Theft of a Heritage” explored in new video

    A Midlands based group have created a powerful and moving video that is based on a poem written by Yendis.

  • Poem: We Know This

    Poem: We Know This

    When those we elect, elect to select and reject to protect a select few.

  • This is the thanks

    This is the thanks

    “I’m fuming!” said The Gower. “I can’t believe this is what it’s coming to.” “I know.” said The Old Apple Tree, just as three more of her fruit fell to the ground on the Gower side of the fence. They joined a hundred others that together gave off a sweet rotting aroma. She was sad.…

  • Poem: What took you so long?

    Poem: What took you so long?

    It’s not like we never told you all along.On the page, on the street even in song.At your hands our cousins have passed and gone.The list of their names is long and goes on. OK, now you see that something was wrongAnd finally come to the realisationThat #BlackLivesMatter. What took you so long?Whatever. Let’s move…

  • Challenge Overcome

    Challenge Overcome

    Like a hunter, triumphant in possession of a tusk with a bloody end, the dentist stood clutching my freshly extracted premolar.Breathing deeply beneath his mask and just as a jeweller delights in the light that glints off the facets of a fine gem, he presented the specimen for his assistant and I to admire. Obviously…