Nina Millns is a writer and script editor who studied English Literature at Sheffield University and Acting at East 15. She trained in clowning with Phillippe Gaulier and studied improvisation with the Free Association, Showstoppers and Monkey Toast. She is an alumna of the Criterion New Writers and School of HighTide.
Nina has won several awards for her scripts, her work has been featured on BBC Radio 4, and she has recently written various episodes for the Dr Who audio drama, including an all-female International Women’s Day Special, as well as writing the BBC Sounds series Mortem. Her second play Service was placed in the top 2% of the BBC Scriptroom Drama 2021 and has just won the 2021 ETPEP Award. She is also one of twelve writers on this year’s Channel 4 Screenwriting Course and her debut novel Goddesses will be published in 2023 and adapted for TV.
Nina is a Londoner of mixed heritage who speaks four languages. She comes from a musical family and was named after Nina Simone. She also works with young people as a tutor and mentor and is passionate about helping them fulfil their potential.
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