Paul Hallam has been prolific in his screenwriting endeavors, having penned or co-penned a multitude of screenplays that have garnered significant attention in the industry. Some of his most notable works include "A Kind of English", "Caught Looking", "Nighthawks", "Strip Jack Naked", and "Young Soul Rebels". Furthermore, he has also demonstrated his versatility as a playwright by crafting "The Dish", a theatrical production that has been showcased in esteemed venues such as London, New York, and Toronto. This remarkable play has also been adapted into a broadcast for BBC Radio 4, premiering in August 1998.
Notable author's literary debut, titled "The Book of Sodom", was released by esteemed publishing house Verso, with a substantial excerpt featured in the influential anthology "The Postmodern Bible Reader" in the year 2001.
Currently, this accomplished writer is devoting their efforts to crafting a second literary masterpiece, delving into the complex and thought-provoking themes of sexuality and the human experience of time.
His first book, "The Book of Sodom", was published by Verso, and a long excerpt from the book appeared in The Postmodern Bible Reader in 2001.
Hallam's innovative Briefplay series, a thought-provoking exploration of the complex and often controversial dynamics between prostitutes and their clients, has been successfully presented in a diverse range of formats, including live performances, video installations, and published texts.
In addition to his work on Briefplay, Hallam is currently engaged in the development of Bookmobile, a groundbreaking art/design research project that promises to push the boundaries of creative expression and intellectual inquiry.
Noteworthy in addition to his written endeavors, Hallam has also made significant contributions to the realm of film. One of his most notable collaborations was with the renowned director Ron Peck on the project Soho, which was subsequently included on the Second Run DVD of Strip Jack Naked in the year 2005. Furthermore, his work alongside Kate Boyd on King's Cross was also featured on the same DVD, showcasing his versatility as a creative force.
Additionally, Hallam's film Nighthawks Revisited, directed by the skilled Paul Nightingale and presented by the acclaimed Matt Lucas, is prominently featured on the Nighthawks DVD. This impressive body of work demonstrates Hallam's ability to excel in various mediums, leaving a lasting impact on the world of film and beyond.
Hallam has proudly occupied the esteemed position of Writer in Residence at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, an esteemed institution affiliated with the University of the Arts, London, where he has had the privilege of sharing his expertise and knowledge with students.
In addition to his role as Writer in Residence, Hallam also continues to teach at both Central Saint Martins and Kingston University, further solidifying his reputation as a distinguished educator and mentor.
As his professional pursuits continue to evolve, Hallam has established a new base of operations in Istanbul, where he is currently devoting his time and energies to the development of innovative performance and film projects.
In tandem with his work in Istanbul, Hallam also maintains a presence in London, where he remains actively engaged in the creative community and continues to push the boundaries of his craft.
