Amy Harrison

Prize-Winning Comedy Writer

David Nobbs Memorial Trust New Writing Comedy Competition Runner Up 2023

BBC Comedy Collective Semi-Finalist

BBC Radio 4 Broadcast Credit for The Skewer 2023

UK and US Film Festivals: Finalist, Official Selection, and Honourable Mentions

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Semi-Finalist in the Female Pilot Club Script Call 2024

"Facing Up" Places Runner Up in the David Nobbs New Comedy Writing Competition

My comedy script placed Runner up in the David Nobbs Memorial Trust New Comedy Writing Competition. Thrilled to get this result from such a prestigious competition where the standards are known to be high. Absolutely buzzing with this!

"Facing Up" Makes the long list for the David Nobbs New Comedy Writing Competition

My comedy script made it on the long list of the David Hobbs Memorial Trust New Comedy Writing Competition. You had to submit 10 pages of a script which was then read and marked by a professional from the comedy industry. I was thrilled at the result and am keeping my fingers crossed for the short list.

Semi-Finalist for Comedy-Drama Script "Facing Up"

My scripted comedy-drama made it to the semi-final stage (top 5%) of The BBC Comedy Collective out of more than 1,400 applicants!

Bangers and mash to celebrate, cos I'm classy like that.

Honourable Mention for "Craphter-Class" at the Austin Film Festival Battle of the Sketches

Just heard that Craphter-Class has been picked up for an honourable mention at this year's Battle of the Sketches film festival in Austin.

Broadcast Credit for Comedy-Writing on Muti-Award Winning Show The Skewer

Thrilled to have one of my. ideas broadcast on Radio 4. The Skewer is a bizarre, surreal, funny and poignant commentary on current affairs. My Sketch comes in at 3:30.

Official Selection at the Women's Comedy Film Festival, Atlanta Georgia

Murderer? Or Misunderstood? Was picked up recently for official selection at the Women's Comedy Film Festival in Atlanta. Results on the 19th March.

#9 Killer Name

If you're trying to make it as a big-name criminal in a small-town community, what happens when you don't like the name you've been given? Who do you complain to when there is no ombudsman for crime names? How one menace to society was nearly driven to the edge of giving up their reign of terror completely.