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In addition to our experienced team providing a complete consultancy/writing service that includes reading, script editing and creative direction for the film industry, Page2Screen Films is now actively developing and producing a slate of feature films under the guidance of Welsh screenwriter/producer Stephen James Thompson.
Stephen began his career as a reader and script editor before joining Liam Badger’s Magic Hour Film as Creative Director, with the company Exec. Producing ‘A Good Woman’ with Scarlett Johansson. He went on to head up Development at Pebble Beach Screen Partners and now at 1185Films.
Stephen is also a highly regarded 'script doctor', regularly hired to improve scripts in development and pre-production, as well as receiving many prestigious screenplay commissions. including, recently, a racing film for an American mini-studio with Oscar nominated Michaël R. Roskam directing due to begin production shortly.
Other screenplays by Stephen, all in various stages of development, are set to be directed by an array of wonderful industry talents such as Christine Swanson; Mark Heller; Ben Hooton; Arun Kumar; and Darcia Martin.
A crime novelist, Stephen has recently finished writing Pharaoh’s Island, the follow up to this year’s Teen Avenue, again featuring Welsh detective, Elisud Jones, and set to be published by Gravity Hill Press in the spring of 2025.
A TV adaptation is already in co-production with 1185 Films.