That was the moment I realised that writing things you think are funny can also make other people laugh, which went deep in my young mind and was the start of the idea of devoting time to writing comedy. I won a pencil case with a rainbow on it, as my essay was judged to be the top one and I can still remember that pencil case and the word 'funny' the teacher had written on the margin in red pen (she'd written it several times, actually, but I don't want to brag). I wrote an essay about the second-hand Mini Clubman my parents had just bought (a bizarre choice of family vehicle given they'd already had five children by that point but then that was around the time they decided we needed three dogs as well as two cats and a fish tank so they were clearly on some sort of crazy roll). She’s also rocked journalism, theatre and stand-up comedy, so we were delighted when she found a few mins to chat to us about bad advice, the horror of networking and paraphrasing Della…īBC Writersroom: How did you get your first break in writing?Ĭaroline Moran: I had a really big moment at the age of 7, during the second of the two years I went to school.
#QUICK WORD SERIES#
And, oh yeah, she co-created and co-wrote one of the freshest and most heart-warming series to hit our screens in years.
She’s funny, insightful and wears ace hats.
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