Screenwriter
Screenwriter
A Screen Academy Scotland MFA Screenwriting graduate with produced and optioned work that includes drama, comedy, thriller and horror, who's always keen to discuss potential projects with new collaborators.
Before focussing full-time on screenwriting, Ronnie
was a police officer (Detective Chief Inspector) in
Edinburgh, Scotland, where he worked primarily
within CID, including the Serious Crime Squad and
the Scottish Crime Squad. His roles included Senior
Investigating Officer and Hostage Negotiator."
"Few professions allow a greater insight
into the vagaries of human behaviour.'"
RECENT NEWS
RECENT NEWS
Feature script, Those Promises Made, selected for the Film London Production Finance Market, 2001 https://bit.ly/3nfitLc with @ninedogtree @FilmsHipster @indi_db
Represented by
Richard Ireson
the narrow road company
37 Great Queen Street
Covent Garden
London
WC2B 5AA
tel: 020 7831 4450
e-mail: [email protected]
Actor Peter Mullan (Ozark, Westworld) talking about 'The Neighbours' (Scotland on Sunday newspaper article)
Actor Peter Mullan (Ozark, Westworld) talking about 'The Neighbours' (Scotland on Sunday newspaper article)
"Quite simply, the script was really well written, it had a good heart, it was funny. He's got a great eye for detail."
Mark Cousins,
Filmmaker, Critic, Presenter
Mark Cousins,
Filmmaker, Critic, Presenter
"This creepy, convincing film (Plagium) is about the anxiety of parenthood. It's unpredictable and tart, full of feeling and has great performances."
Producer / Director Jesse Quinones,
Woolfcub Films
Producer / Director Jesse Quinones,
Woolfcub Films
"...for the directors out there, this man is a seriously talented screenwriter and great to work with."
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