Aiden Spackman
BAFTA nominee, Aiden, is one of Britain’s most popular, prolific and versatile writers with a wealth of experience working on a wide range of different comedy and entertainment shows, stand-up, sitcom and film.
Having started out in production before specialising into writing, Aiden also brings a level of creativity, ideas and problem solving that can be invaluable. He even helped develop both “8 Out of 10 Cats” and “Would I Lie To You?” from runthrough stage to series.
In narrative writing, his credits include Sky Comedy Short “Hands of God” with Alex Brooker (click here to watch) and on sitcoms including; “Bad Education”, “Crims”, “Murder in Successville” and “Man Like Mobeen”. He’s had scripts commissioned by BBC and Channel 4 with talent such as Romesh Ranganathan, Alex Brooker, Steve Jones and John Bishop. In film, Aiden has worked on Gary Marshall’s “Mother’s Day” and Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Grimsby”.
Aiden’s comedy and entertainment work is prolific, most recent productions including “The Last Leg”, “Saturday Night Live UK”, “A League of their Own”, “Romesh Ranganation’s Parents Evening”, “The Weakest Link”, “The Masked Singer, “Would I Lie To You”, “Frankie Boyle’s Tour of Scotland”, “MTV EMAs” , “Saturday Night Takeaway” and “I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here”. He is regularly asked to write for performers such as Alex Brooker, Tom Allen, Frankie Boyle, Romesh Ranganathan, Jack Whitehall, Jamie Redknapp and Kevin Bridges.
Represented by Vivienne Clore