A versatile writer, I have experience and expertise in a wide range of styles. I have an proven track-history of partnering with other organisations to help them bring their story to life, and I love to draw alongside partners to help them find their voice. I have taken great pleasure in working with organisations such as the NHS, the West Midlands Police Service, and the Police Counter Terrorist Unit.
As a creative writer I am well accomplished in creating scripts and screenplays, with my works having been performed and delivered across the nation to popular acclaim. I am currently writing my first novel, and have several short stories in the offing, and I look forward to sharing them with the world as they come into full fruition.
I am always keen to take on new commissions and projects; click below to find out more about my previous works and what I can offer.
An anthology of six horror-themed audio dramas, made in social isolation during the 2020 Covid lockdown and published on podcast platforms in November 2020. These hair-raising tales are not for the faint-hearted – you have been warned! Runner up in the PodBible award for Best Independent Podcast.
Producer: Scarlett Kefford
Script Sirens writers: Carmen Capuano, Scarlett Kefford, Holly Louise Psaliou, Miriam Sarin, Alexandra Taylor, Kayleigh Watson
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A four-part dark comedy webseries, filmed entirely remotely at the height of the coronavirus lockdown and published via social media in June 2020. It explores how even the most macabre elements of life still continue during such a crisis – for better or for worse. #GoingViral earned producer Scarlett Kefford a nomination for an RTS Midlands Award in the category of Breakthrough (off screen).
Producer: Scarlett Kefford
Director: Miriam Sarin
Script Sirens writers: Annabel Brightling, Carmen Capuano, Scarlett Kefford, Louise Osbourne, Holly Louise Psaliou, Alexandra Taylor, Kayleigh Watson
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White Roses
A shrubbery rivalry between two neighbours escalates, but when one of them experiences loss, the other puts aside their differences to offer support.
Story: Miriam Sarin
Miriam started out as an actor, touring theatres across the globe. A decade of exciting adventure and performance led her to a new passion, directing and writing. She launched her writing career with hard hitting productions, working in partnership with the West Midlands Police and Staffordshire safeguarding board, before going on to do a Masters in Writing at Birmingham City University. There she discovered a delight in other forms of storytelling, branching out to write her first novel, her first film and her first audio play, even directing the first Birmingham Passion play of 2019. But White Roses is the true first; the only story she has ever written as a direct outlet for her emotion, exploring the complex journey through grief.
Animation: Sharon E Sørensen
Sharon E Sørensen is an award winning 2D animator, Illustrator and Film Educator. She has credits on multiple high-end and internationally broadcast TV Series and commercials, short films, feature films with cinematic release. She can count Walt Disney Films, the BBC, Paramount Comedy, MTV and Channel 4 amongst her previous clients. Sharon is an experienced Moving Image Educator and workshop leader for all ages. She has a particular interest in working with participants with special educational needs, as well as ensuring access to filmmaking for those who have stories to tell regardless of their personal and financial circumstances.
Music: Camille De Beus
Composer and performer Camille De Beus had her work premiered by the Mivos Quartet in 2018. She graduated from Wesleyan University in 2019, where she studied music composition, under Dr. Tyshawn Sorey, alongside political theory, and creative writing. From 2020 to 2021, Camille was a fellow with bespoken, a music mentorship program for women in music. She also worked as a freelance assistant for composers, including Scott Wollschleger, Victoria Bond, and Debra Kaye. Currently, Camille is pursuing her Master’s degree in music composition at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Her other upcoming collaborative projects include scoring a documentary and working on an interdisciplinary piece with dance and film.
Miriam Sarin 