Creator Nicholas Verso on adapting Invisible Boys for television

Screen Australia Podcast by Screen Australia

Feb 6, 202544:57Government & Organizations

Writer and director Nicholas Verso joins the podcast to share how he brought the award-winning novel Invisible Boys to television, including building the writers room, knowing when to move away from the source material,...

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