Luci Fitzpatrick
Award Winning Screenwriter
Bio
Luci Olivia Fitzpatrick is an award winning UK based screenwriter represented by Andrew Mills at Revolution Talent (andrew@revolutiontalent.co.uk).
With a BA HONS in Television Production from Middlesex University, Luci has a unique and strong voice and is often praised for her world building abilities.
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Luci's pilots can best be described as female-led, contemporary gothic tales exploring complex, dysfunctional relationships set in vivid, wild worlds. ​
To date, Luci has many finished pilots under her belt. Between them, Luci has achieved:
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First place in the 'Steven Knight Screenwriting Competition'
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An 8 score on the blcklst.com
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Top 1% of all scripts on Coverfly.com
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Official Selection - Birmingham Film Festival 2023
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Semi-Finalist - Raindance Script Competition 2023
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Semi-Finalist - Emerging Screenwriters Genre Competition 2023
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Semi-Finalist - Female Voices Rock Film Festival 2022
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Semi-Finalist - WeScreenplay’s TV Pilot Competition 2023
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Semi-Finalist - Inroads Screenwriting Fellowship (Season 6)
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Second-rounder - Launch Pad's Pilot Competition 2023
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Quarterfinalist - for PAGE International Screenwriting Awards 2023
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Quarterfinalist - Scriptapalooza Television Writing Competition Spring 2023
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Quarterfinalist - The Script Lab's Screenplay Contest 2023
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Quarterfinalist - ScreenCraft's Public Domain Competition 2023​
Reviews
There is a clear understanding of format, story structure, dialogue, world building, and character building. I absolutely love how easy it is to picture each scene.
SANDOVAL is an entertaining pilot benefiting from impressive, believable dialogue, and an intriguing concept.
LOVETT is an enchanting world that is incredibly well built and written with master craft.
It’s perfectly dry and witty without ruining any of the tension in the scene and big, emotional moments.
There's a cool blend of almost gothic fantasy/sci-fi and a medical. The writer clearly knows how to write cinematically, as there are a number of great images and visual opportunities.
There's a fun, character-driven story here with compelling themes of wealth inequality, class struggle, mental illness, and acceptance of one's flaws.
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