BLAKE FRIEDMANN: Literary, TV and Film Agency
Welcome to the Blake Friedmann website.
We are a literary, film and TV agency representing a broad range of fiction and non-fiction writers, screenwriters for television and film, and a small number of playwrights, directors and producers.
The agency was created in 1982, although the two founders - Carole Blake and Julian Friedmann - started their original agencies in the 1970s. Our philosophy has always been that we represent writers rather than one-off projects, planning long-term to build a client's career in as many markets and across as many media as possible. We work closely with our clients through the respective editorial, contractual, and marketing processes that lead to publication, or broadcast or cinema release. We are proud of our record of happy, enduring partnerships between the agency and its clients, and of our dynamic team of long-serving staff. We hope this website will give you an idea of the work we do here, and why we love it.
Latest News
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Posted: January 27, 2012
David Cameron noted his appreciation for the Palme D’Or winning film If..., scripted by David Sherwin, in a recent interview with The Spectator. The PM mentioned the movie while talking to Evan Davis about the new film policy review.
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Posted: January 23, 2012
Simon & Schuster buys three novels from 'global' Desai: to publish two new novels along with a re-release of her 2010 Costa Award-winning début WITNESS THE NIGHT.
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Posted: January 23, 2012
Blake Friedmann is delighted to announce that new client Paul Usher will act as the UK representative and producer for Berlin based film finance and production company Instinctive Film. Paul was previously an agent for five years with CMM, and now works as a scriptwriter and producer.
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Posted: January 18, 2012
Richard Dinnick has been nominated for fiction, non-fiction and audio script in Doctor Who Magazine’s Annual Poll
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Posted: January 5, 2012
Hollywood entertainment weekly Variety has been reporting on the progress of All In Productions’ three part adaptation of Deon Meyer’s DEAD BEFORE DYING. The Munich based production company acquired rights to the book in March last year.
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