Kathryn Burnett

21 January 2010

-Story Editor

-Script Assessment

Kathryn is an award winning screenwriter who has worked in the film and television industry for 15 years. Over the last 6 years she has worked regularly as a Script Assessor for NZOA, NZFC, and Script To Screen; in addition to numerous production companies and writers. She has worked as a Story Editor with many writers at differing levels of experience, (including students at South Seas Film and Television School 2004 - 2007) and has an understanding of the writing process that comes from first hand experience.

Story Editor Credits: Poppy, The Ferryman, Dean Spanley

Available to work in:

Pacific

New Zealand

Contact details:

Email: katnip@iprohome.co.nz

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