BOB HUB
Writers’ tools, videos, film and TV rankings and more!

DOG STAR
One frame a day from a famous film or show, with one actor replaced by my dog. Name the film in five guesses, then work out who is missing.
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DOUBLE FEATURE
Memory match, made of film stills. Play it the classic way, or the way where a pair is two different frames from the same film. Every pair you find, name the film.
Start a game →
HITLERSAURUS! RAMPAGE!
From my screenplay: a cloned T‑Rex with a very familiar haircut. You are the monster. Flatten the city, eat the locals, and pick up whatever the town is famous for to keep your health up.
Be the monster →
WOLFOUT RANKINGS
One film is precisely watchable, and everything else is better or worse than it. Rate any film or series against Teen Wolf (1985), and see how an actor or writer's work stacks up.
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SCREENING ROOM
Craft lessons, conversations and scene breakdowns. Browse by topic, or search for something specific. Posting is approved one person at a time.
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PITCHCRAFT
The original. Run a logline, synopsis, one-pager, bio or full script through the analyser and find out how it reads to a development executive before you send it.
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SCRIPT SHIELD
Protect a screenplay PDF before you send it out. Text extractors get word salad instead of your script, each copy carries a hidden mark that traces a leak back to whoever you sent it to, and the whole thing runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded.
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SCREENWRITER FOR HIRE
Two features out this year and a horror anthology in production. Scripts, rewrites and pitch materials, written to your brief, budget and deadline.
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TEACHING
Workshops, lectures, panels and full-week courses on screenwriting, pitching and independent producing, in person or online.
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PROJECTS
Films and series I’m developing and taking to market, from Christmas horror to British crime. Loglines, comps and pitch pages for each.
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