Andrew Viner

	2009-2010	Writer for Sadie Jones, a new CBBC 30' sitcom series. One episode commissioned.
	2008-2010	Writer for Aardman pre-school show Timmy Time. Five episodes commissioned.
	2009	Writer for Pet Squad, a new children's animated series from Darrall Macqueen. One episode commissioned.
	2008-2009	Writer for My Almost Famous Family, a CBBC 30' comedy-drama series. Two episodes commissioned, including the first episode. Also worked as story editor and sole writer for the show's interactive website.
	2008-2009	Writer of two episodes of Bear Behaving Badly, Darrall Macqueen's CBBC sitcom.
	2008-2009	One of six participants taking part in the BBC's College of Comedy. Original sitcom script commissioned.
	2008	Venn That Tune: Bringing the Poetry of Maths to the Magic of Pop! Diagrams, graphs and pie charts pit lyrics against logic to shed fresh light on such classics as Eternal Flame, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag and How Much is that Doggie in the Window? in this ingenious, inspired and utterly addictive book published by Hodder & Stoughton. Venn diagrams have never looked so cool ... "***** Witty and ingenious" - Time Out "Genuinely hilarious" - The Daily Telegraph "Made me laugh out loud" - The Independent on Sunday Amazon humour bestseller. Featured in The Times, the Financial Times, the Daily Mail and Telegraph.co.uk.
	2007-2008	Writer of five episodes of Inspire GLG's children's series Boblins. See a clip here.
	2007-2008	Writer of three episodes of Kindle Entertainment's pre-school series Big and Small.
	2008	Co-writer (with Andy Bernhardt) of pilot script for new children's series for Kindle Entertainment.
	2007-2008	Writer for Cartoon Network's Bafta-nominated animated game show Skatoony. Eight episodes and five promotional shorts commissioned to date. See one of the shorts (co-written with Richard Brookes) here.
	2008	Wrote 10' pilot script for Illuminated Films' animated children's project Buddy & Elvis.
	2007	Developed children's TV series Bottom Knocker Street with Whirlwind Media.
	2007	Shortlisted in BBC Radio's Royal Tapes competition.
	2007	Writer for Hit Entertainment's pre-school series Thomas & Friends. One episode commissioned to date.
	2006-2007	Wrote nine episodes of Jim Jam & Sunny, the Bafta-nominated pre-school show from Wish Films.
	2006-2007	Workshopped runner-up in BBC7's Witty & Twisted comedy writing competition.
	2006	10' comedy The Three of Us was a runner-up with commendation in Marchmont Films' Short Film Script Competition.
	2004-2005	Attained a Screenwriting MA at the London College of Communication, part of the University of the Arts, London (formerly London College of Printing).
	2005	Sketch and gag writer for BBC Radio 2's Parsons and Naylor's Pull-Out Sections.
	2004-2005	Why I Love ... features published in The Guardian. To read them click here.
	2004	Sports Shorts radio play Goal Difference commissioned and broadcast by BBC Radio Five Live starring Simon Lipson and produced by Toby Swift. An excerpt was also featured on Radio 4's Pick of the Week. To read the script click here.
	2004	Fimbles animated short stories appear in The Roly Mo Show (Novel Entertainment).
	2002 2004	Developed an interactive project (2002) and an animated series (2004) on two Pygmalion programmes.
	2004	10' comedy The Three of Us was a runner-up in the British Short Screenplay Competition, run in association with the NFTS. Judges included Kenneth Branagh, Michael Kuhn, Nik Powell and Natascha Wharton.
	2004	Wrote four scripts for the 10' animated pre-school series Gordon the Garden Gnome for Collingwood O'Hare Entertainment.
	2004	Wrote interstitial trailer script for animated project Faisal and Friends for Aladdin Media.
	2004	Wrote gags and short monologues with Zoo42 to demonstrate mobile phone technologies developed by Anthropics.
	2001-2004	Wrote 14 episodes and three interstitials of 10' animated pre-school series Rubbadubbers for Hit Entertainment, including lyrics to several songs. Episode Sheriff Terence was short-listed for a British Animation Award. Interstitial Drip! can be seen here.
	2004	Commissioned to write 13' pilot treatment for Skunk Fu!, a new Cartoon Saloon project.
	2004	Wrote storylines for Pocoyo, a new 5' pre-school animated series from Carlton International, Novel Entertainment and Zinkia.
	2003	Wrote 10' animated pilot script Shelltown for Cosgrove Hall/Shelltown Productions.
	2003	Wrote picture caption gags for Zoo42's mobile phone comedy site. For examples click here.
	2002	Developed interactive fiction ideas with US company MVmax.
	2002	Wrote five episodes of 23' children's series The Ark for Granada.
	2002	Worked on scripts of all 26 episodes of 23' animated series Adventurers: Masters of Time (Adventurers - Mission Zeitreise) for Greenlight Media and Cosgrove Hall.
	2002	Pre-school series idea optioned by Granada Kids. (Co-written with Andy Bernhardt.)
	2002	Wrote animated short stories for Fimbles, the Bafta-nominated pre-school series from Novel Entertainment. Wishing Upon a Star can be seen here.
	2001 2001	Undertook both structural and polishing work for Aardman's forthcoming feature film Tortoise vs Hare. Worked with Aardman to develop characters and a pilot for a series of 1' internet animations for a major multi-national company.
	2001	Developed animated series idea for Varga.
	2001	Developed a 30' special animation script on a Performing Arts Lab.
	2001 2000-2001	Wrote 23' animated pilot script for Cosgrove Hall project The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew, based on the characters from the novel by Robert Bolt. Commissioned by the BBC Animation Unit to write a treatment for Cosgrove Hall project Mungie.
	1999-2000	Wrote/co-wrote nine episodes of series 2 of cult 10' animated series Rex the Runt for Aardman, including lyrics for the song Bob, You Are a Big Fat Slob. "Pick of the day" - The Observer. A trailer can be seen here.
	1999	Original half-hour drama script Dear God commissioned by BBC Films.
	1998	Nominated for the Taps writer of the year award for sit-com My Perfect Cousin (showcased starring Tony Robinson).
	1994	Contributor to BBC Radio 4 series Week Ending.
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