Title: Fresh Meat (TV series)
Content:  Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain created Fresh Meat's characters and wrote the first episode whilst watching The Young Ones on VHS; subsequent episodes were written by other writers. Bain has explained the reasons for this approach: "We always imagined this as a team-written show partly for practical reasons because Peep Show has been recommissioned, and moving forward if we're lucky enough to get another series of Fresh Meat we simply couldn't write two shows at once. So we always knew we wanted to bring other writers on board, some are more experienced, some very talented women writers, and one who had just graduated when we 
Title: William Freshman
Content:  William Freshman (1 November 1902, in Sydney, Australia &ndash; 1980 in London, England) was an Australian-born actor, scriptwriter and director. He moved to England as a child and worked in the British film industry, writing over 20 screenplays and working as an associate producer at British International Pictures. He also wrote the play The Last of the Ladies. In 1939 Freshman returned to Australia with his screenwriter wife Lydia Hayward under contract to Cinesound Productions for whom he directed Come Up Smiling (1939). It was announced that he and Hayward would make two more films for the studio, an adaptation of the books Overland Telegraph and Robbery Under Arms, but during World War II feature film production at Cinesound came to a halt and the films were not made. It was reported that he did some work in Dad Rudd, MP (1940). He and his wife returned to England shortly before the outbreak of World War II. He died in London, England, in 1980, aged 77.
Title: Fresh Air (film)
Content:  Mansfield was working at Film Australia and working on the script. It began as a purely visual comedy, "then I started working in dialogue and it took off from there," said Mansfield. "In the final stages of development, we worked on bridging the kitchen sink drama with the observational comedy." Mansfield showed the script to Rosemary Blight who liked it and decided to produce it. "I first read it on the bus between Broadway and Newtown," Blight said, "and I couldn’t stop laughing. It was very observant of people – in fact, some of the characters seemed to be on the 
Title: Fresh Air (film)
Content:  bus with me… He’s very observant…his view of the world is very different. In other scripts, you see people larger than life, but he sees them as they are." Mansfield wrote 12 drafts of the script. It eventually got some finance through the New Screenwriters Scheme of the NSW Film and TV Office, through which Bill Bennett agreed to mentor Mansfield. Then the film attracted supportfrom Bridgit Ikin, head of SBS Independent, and Marion Pilowski, Head of Acquisitions and Program Development at Premium Movie Partnership (Foxtel) who supported the film's successful application to be one of the five "Million Dollar Movies" 
Title: Come Up Smiling
Content:  "I think I'll be a big success in this film, but don't get me wrong. It's only because I'm playing myself and I feel I know me pretty well." It was the only film from Cinesound Productions not directed by Hall. The writer-director, William Freshman, was born in Australia but had been working in the British film industry. Freshman was hired along with his wife, scriptwriter Lydia Hayward, to give Hall time to prepare for other projects. "We are now planning bigger things, as we are well able to do, by reason of the additional time at my disposal", said Hall at the time. "Opportunity will be taken to find big subjects from which to make big pictures — like Robbery Under Arms, which I expect to direct personally, Overland Telegraph, 
Title: Fresh Dressed
Content:  The film took Jenkins around 18 months to make. Nas co-produced the film with Peter Bittenbender and Marcus A. Clarke.
Title: Come Up Smiling
Content:  Stockade, and others of that calibre, though not all necessarily historic." (None of these movies ended up being made.) The Freshmans arrived in Australia in April 1939 and the script was ready by June. Hall later wrote that Freshman "seemed to lack the vital comedy sense we needed, but he was a good constructor in a general way of screenplay writing. The boxing ring sequence was, I think, one of the funniest things we did at Cinesound." The romantic leads were played by Cinesound regular Shirley Ann Richards and John Fleeting. Fleeting had previously appeared in Gone to the Dogs (1939). Singing star Jean Hatton appeared in her second movie, after Mr. Chedworth Steps Out (1938). The film was the first starring future Australian filmstar Chips Rafferty (as an uncredited extra).
Title: A Constipated Monkey
Content:  * Production for "Fresh Out the Box" was mistakenly credited to The Beatnuts. Both the writing credits and comments by Dante Ross show that it was produced by the Stimulated Dummies.
Title: Fresh Air (film)
Content:  financed by the Australian Film Commission and SBS Independent. Shooting took five weeks, with six weeks of shooting the "zine" elements. Mansfield called the film "'zinema'... a wanky excuse for a cut and paste style. . . zine as in home made, non-profit sort of magazine. It’s expressionistic in style but naturalistic in content." Cinematographer Toby Oliver said the film uses "wobblycam, and a fragmented jump cut style, but also some scenes are very static with no camera movement, or there may be an elaborate dolly set up. We are also using photos and words sprinkled through the film. "
Title: William Freshman
Content: The Fifth Form at St. Dominic's (1921) ; Creation (1922) ; Widecombe Fair (1928) ; The Guns of Loos (1928) ; Glorious Youth (1929) – actor ; A Broken Romance (1929) – actor ; The Night of Terror (1929) ; Greek Street (1930) ; Bachelor's Baby (1932) ; Lucky Blaze (1933) ; Love's Old Sweet Song (1933) ; The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934) – actor ; Limelight (1936) ; Spring Handicap (1937) – writer ; Aren't Men Beasts! (1937) ; Jane Steps Out (1938) ; Hold My Hand (1938) ; Come Up Smiling (1939) – director, writer ; The Man at the Gate (1941) ; Teheran (1947) – director 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Fresh?
Answer: Boaz Yakin.