Geoff Lindsey
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Geoff Lindsey is a British writer and director who has written episodes for television series including the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders and The Bill.
Lindsey trained in directing at the Bournemouth Film School, where he wrote and directed the short film The Band Parts starring Graham Fellows. In 1999 he was selected for the Carlton Screenwriters course. This led to his writing the anthology tribute Inspector Morse: Rest In Peace, and to his first television episode commissions. As a lead writer on the soap opera Family Affairs, he wrote the UK's first ever interactive soap episodes.
Lindsey directed Michael Palin in the short How to Use Your Coconuts for the DVD of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. With BreakThru Films, he wrote and directed the short film The Clap starring Steve Furst which was a finalist in Turner Classic Movies Classic Shorts 2005.
[edit] External links
- Breakthrufilms.co.uk
- Geoff Lindsey at the Internet Movie Database
- The Clap at the Internet Movie Database
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