For Ep.11 of The 237: Film School Podcast, screenwriter Jack Barth - whose original script 'Cover Version' was adapted by Richard Curtis as 'Yesterday' - discusses the reasons why he's gone public with his credit issues. He first went public here: uproxx.com/movies/jack-barth-i…ter-richard-curtis/

This episode was co-produced and co-edited by Richard Parkinson.

For Episode Ten, director Nick Rowland discusses his debut feature film ,Calm With Horses', the importance of authenticity and how his National Film & Television School short films landed him an agent & a BAFTA nomination.

Trailer for Calm With Horses: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbrj1wDl3iM

BIFA nominated producer Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor discusses her role making Blue Story with director Rapman.

The trailer for Blue Story can be seen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5askXpPvUeA

Writer/Director Claire Oakley discusses the process of creating her debut iFeatures project 'Make Up', starring Molly Windsor.

Filmmaker Gareth Tunley discusses his roots in live comedy, the long process of making his ultra-low budget debut feature 'The Ghoul' and how the BAFTA nomination that followed has impacted his career.

For Episode Six, film & TV director William McGregor discusses his career to date: winning an RTS Award as a student filmmaker, directing commercials and TV shows such as 'His Dark Materials', and his feature film debut 'Gwen'.

In a candid interview for #The237 #FilmSchool #Podcast, writer/director Deborah Haywood discusses her journey: from being turned down for a job at the biscuit factory to directing her first feature film Pin Cushion.

For Episode Four of #The237 #FilmSchool #Podcast, filmmaker Adam Stephen Kelly sheds light on how projects may go through a number of screenwriters before hitting production, directing his debut feature before turning 25 and how he checks IMDb ratings.

For Episode Three of #The237 #FilmSchool #Podcast, indie filmmaker Jamie Noel discusses the different processes behind making his £15,000 debut feature film 'Lie Low' (2019) and his £8000 BFI backed short film 'His Wake' (2017).

For Episode Two of #The237 #FilmSchool #Podcast, filmmaker Marcus Markou chats about his self-funded debut feature film 'Papadopoulos and Sons, delegating responsibly and his love of short films.