“Guilt” and “Eric, Ernie and Me” writer Neil Forsyth is launching production label Tannadice Pictures in partnership with Objective Fiction, the production company behind Netflix and Channel 4 co-p…
Forsyth will exclusively develop and write content for Objective Fiction via Tannadice Pictures, as well as develop projects with other writers through the new label. He has previously worked with Objective Fiction onForsyth’s credits include the BBC Four “Bob Servant” series and several of Sky’s “Urban Myths Playhouses.”Objective Fiction, part of Objective Media Group, an All3media company, specialises in original scripted content.
Chief creative officer of Objective Fiction Ben Farrell said: “Neil is a creative force. A superb writer who absolutely understands the way the TV industry operates, both nationally and internationally.” Forsyth said: “I’ve always enjoyed working with Objective, who have been a supportive creative partner for many years.”
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