Lance L Edwards

Lance L Edwards is an executive producer, producer, co-producer, screenwriter and author of upcoming novel I Blowfly, which is also being adapted for film. He was born in Edinburgh and raised in The Midlands. He has several projects which will soon be entering the pre-production stage. He has been a professional writer for 6yrs, after, as he has been quoted as saying, 'perhaps a little too many years spent researching life'. Following a period of time living in America he worked as a roadie with Stage Miracles which saw him working alongside the likes of Rod Stewart, Oasis, Maroon 5, U2, REM, Keith Urban, Phil Collins, Paul McCartney, and Queen - during the Paul Rogers tour. He also worked on Live8 for 5 days including the live show which was broadcast on July 2nd 2005 and watched by an estimated 2 billion viewers. He is an executive producer on feature film Homeless Ashes, and film short Patron. He is also a co-producer on feature film Invasion of the Not Quite Dead and producer on film short When the Rain Sets In. He is the creator of new crime drama The Soloist which is being rewritten, and relocated from Puerto Rico to Manchester. He is well known to be a keen advocate of the 2016 feature film Neither Wolf Nor Dog, and in 2017 at The Hay Literary Festival; Edwards got his childhood hero, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant to agree to appear at a future screening of the film at Oxford University once the film hits UK cinemas. In the 2013 film Pulp he was credited as appearing as one of six Pulpers. He also has uncredited roles in Mel Gibson's Hamlet, and Sandra Bullock's The Net.