About Me

My name is Abigail and I'm a 26-year-old writer of TV & film scripts, blog posts, film reviews, and fiction. I also work full-time at the University of the West of England as an Enquiries/Library Assistant. I am an insightful and dedicated storyteller with a particular love for screenwriting, but I will write or create anything that brings out the passion in me.

I spent most of my life in Devon, where I lived in a small seaside town with my parents and animals. I finished sixth form at secondary school with three A-levels, took a gap year to work locally for a year, and then applied for university. I took BA English with Creative Writing at Falmouth University and graduated with a 2:1, and then took a Master's in Scriptwriting at Bath Spa University to hone in on the skill I was meant to do.

After gaining two degrees, I have written the pilot episodes for two TV series, a feature-length film script, and fully produced my own short film, Bruise (2020). I have also achieved finalist, semi-finalist, and honourable mention status in competitions for my TV pilot Hellish, and received a nomination for my short script, Chords, in the Lonely Wolf International Film Festival.