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We hear from Sally how insiders, consultants and advisers are used to enable programme makers to portray situations realistically, while Hilary explains how Silk benefits from lead writer Peter Moffat's experience as a criminal barrister. We explore the balance between overuse and over-exposition of technical jargon and hear how too much research can 'tip the boat over'.
Hilary Salmon is executive producer of legal drama Silk. Her list of credits have recently included Inside Men and One Night, whilst she’s also been responsible for Criminal Justice, Silent Witness and Babyfather.
Justin Young is head writer and consultant series producer of Holby City. Justin was a playwright until taking part in the BBC Writers Academy in 2007, before going on to write for Doctors, EastEnders, Casualty and Holby.
Sally Wainwright is writer, co-creator and executive producer of ITV’s Scott and Bailey. Her other credits include Last Tango in Halifax, The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, Unforgiven and At Home With The Braithwaites.
Hilary Salmon is executive producer of legal drama Silk. Her list of credits have recently included Inside Men and One Night, whilst she’s also been responsible for Criminal Justice, Silent Witness and Babyfather.
Justin Young is head writer and consultant series producer of Holby City. Justin was a playwright until taking part in the BBC Writers Academy in 2007, before going on to write for Doctors, EastEnders, Casualty and Holby.
Sally Wainwright is writer, co-creator and executive producer of ITV’s Scott and Bailey. Her other credits include Last Tango in Halifax, The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, Unforgiven and At Home With The Braithwaites.
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