TV Crime Consulting | TV & Film Crime Consultant

Assisting Writers & Producers Nationwide

Areas of Expertise

Law Advice

Jeanette gives advice to writers and producers in all areas of Law with a specific interest in criminal law

On Set Advisory

Jeanette has worked directly with a number of Directors during filming of Court and Police Scenes

Crime Investigations

Jeanette can advise writers and production departments about how to create authentic representations of criminal investigations

Criminal Interviews

Jeanette has specialist knowledge in all aspects of criminal interviews including minors, vulnerable witnesses and suspects

Police Powers

Assisting writers and producers to ensure scripts and productions are accurate with current legislation and common law powers of search, seizure and detention.

Court Scenes

Advising writers and producers to ensure legal scripts follow current court procedures and rules to ensure authentic court scenes

Script notes

Jeanette has worked on a number of productions reading scripts and providing notes to the script editors and writers.

Costume Advice

Advising on costumes found in all court rooms and police scenes.

Development

Jeanette has worked with a number of writers in the development stage/pitch stage of TV projects.

About

Jeanette is a practising Barrister practising out of 4 Breams Building Chambers in London. Her career has seen her practise predominately in Criminal Law prosecuting and defending serious crimes, some with extensive media coverage.

Jeanette provides consultancy on TV shows both in scripted and unscripted working closely with writers, producers, script editors and development to ensure that their work is as authentic as possible.

Within Jeanette's practise as a Criminal Barrister she has often been called on in local and national press recently appearing as a contributor 'Expert' on Sky's 'Meet, Marry, Murder' on the Crime & Investigation Channel/Netflix discussing a double murder she was instructed.

Before attending Law School Jeanette in her spare time often worked as a Support Artist on TV gaining valuable experience on set which has assisted her ability to advise productions.

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Jeanette loves TV and feels it is very important especially in modern days of social media that those involved in producing TV take seriously their responsibility to ensure that it is current, plausible and authentic for the audience.

You can catch Jeanette discussing this on the Sky News Daily Podcast here 'How do TV Crime Dramas get it right' where she also discussed her role in the Happy Valley Tommy Lee Royce escape court scene.

Jeanette is available as consultant in all areas of your project from initial writing and development to script notes and advising on set.

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