Jeff Murphy is an author, screenwriter and script consultant. A Bafta winner for his work on the successful detective show Hinterland, Jeff is involved in a range of projects in both feature film and television. His first feature Denmark, a post-industrial kitchen-sink fairy tale, with BBC Films, starring Rafe Spall is due for release any time soon. A second feature Justine has just entered post-production. Three further features films move into pre -production in 2018/19… Show more Jeff Murphy is an author, screenwriter and script consultant. A Bafta winner for his work on the successful detective show Hinterland, Jeff is involved in a range of projects in both feature film and television. His first feature Denmark, a post-industrial kitchen-sink fairy tale, with BBC Films, starring Rafe Spall is due for release any time soon. A second feature Justine has just entered post-production. Three further features films move into pre -production in 2018/19, Fairytale of New York, Moifaa and Johnny, the latter based on Jeff's much praised biography of boxer Johnny Owen.Jeff has just completed a writer and producer role on the acclaimed BBC/All3Media television series, Hidden. He has recently been nominated for a second writing Bafta, the results of which will be announced in October 2018. At present he is working on two new television series Isabelle and Dud, based in Vancouver, and Stranger Things for Adults (working title) based in New Zealand. Jeff has worked with: BBC Films, BBC Drama, BBC Wales, All 3 Media, Universal, Irish Dreamtime, Severn Screen, Katselas Films, Nevision, Celtic Media Group, S4C, Daybreak Pictures, Libertine, Kiwa Media, Fiction Factory, CAA, New Zealand Film Commission, Film Agency Wales and many more.Jeff is a Random House author. His book on boxer Johnny Owen, now adapted for the screen, was elected the Sunday Times Sports Book of the Month. His new book about a lifetime living with Asperger Syndrome, 'Welcome to Valleywood' is scheduled for completion in early 2019.Jeff also delivers a lecture on creative thought 'Where Ideas Come From' Show less