TFSFF in the Press
Check out Fraser Ayres article in the Huffington Post about the TriForce Short Film Festival 2014 – make sure you’check back here for details about the launch of TFSFF 2015 soon!
Click here to read the full article.
Check out Fraser Ayres article in the Huffington Post about the TriForce Short Film Festival 2014 – make sure you’check back here for details about the launch of TFSFF 2015 soon!
Click here to read the full article.
Calling all writers! We’re launching #ScriptSearch with Greenacre Films, to help them find their next feature film project to develop. We did of course consider delaying this programme until after the crisis, but we felt that it would be best to keep going and offer this amazing development opportunity for writers, especially as it will…
Chizzy Akudolu, Eddie Kadi and Richard Blackwood front the record breaking 6th season of TriForce Production’s comedy panel show about Black history. Join us on ITV1 at 10.35pm Sunday 16th November for a brand new series of Sorry I Didn’t Know! This year the show will be hosted by Chizzy Akudolu and boasts a new…
We’re very excited that TriForce Productions’ comedy panel show about Black History will be back on ITV in October this year! We’re looking for new writers to join showrunner Fraser Ayres in our writers room, helping to write all the links for the show and come up with some fantastic history based gags! Please read…
Hi all, There’s so much happening right now, and we know that many of those communities we represent are going to be hit the hardest by all of this. First and foremost, we’re sending warmth to all of you. Like everybody, we’ve having to alter our plans for this year’s upcoming programme of work. We…
We’re very excited to announce the finalists and winner of our Looking For Louis competition, in association with Mindhouse, Amazon Studios and Edinburgh TV Festival. Our six finalists were: Alim Jayda – Both Parents Deaf Ginna Cheng – Becoming a Chess Boxer Jessica Brady – A Male Stripper Experience Remel London – My Grandad’s Secret…
Our most popular WriterSlam competition yet, in partnership with UKTV, received close to 1600 entries with writers all vying for an opportunity to have their project filmed and shown on UKTV’s award-winning comedy entertainment channel Dave. A team of readers read through all the entries and shortlisted 58 to go through to the next stage…