Knight Hall Agency
Agency, United KingdomClosed to unsolicited work
A London agency for screen and stage writers, currently closed to submissions but publishing clear criteria for when it reopens.
The door
Closed to unsolicited work
Not accepting new submissions at the last check, with an invitation to check back. Their standing criteria are published separately.
Door state checked against their official pages 5 Oct 2026.
What they're looking for
- Formats
- Feature, TV Pilot
- Represents
- Screenwriters, Directors, Playwrights
- Takes approaches from
- United Kingdom
Their published criteria, which apply when submissions reopen, say they represent clients living in the UK and Europe only, prefer writers who create series rather than those wanting to write exclusively for returning series, and ask that you contact them only once a complete script exists.
From their own submission guidance.
How to approach
Check the submissions page before doing anything, because the status changes and the page is where they say so. At the last check it read that they are not currently accepting new submissions and invited you to check back in future.
What makes this worth watching rather than forgetting is their FAQ, which sets out standing criteria for when the door opens: clients based in the UK and Europe, a preference for writers who originate series rather than write for existing ones, and an explicit request that you get in touch only once a script is complete. That is a clearer brief than most open agencies publish, so use the closed period to make sure you meet it.
The PreList verdict
Who this is for: UK and European writers who originate their own series and have a finished script. When this door opens, that is who it opens for.
Who should skip it: writers outside their stated territory, and anyone whose script is not finished, which their own FAQ asks you to respect.
Two of their pages sit slightly out of step, with the FAQ warmly inviting contact once a script exists while the submissions page says they are closed. The submissions page is the status board and it wins, but the FAQ is still the best statement of what they want.
Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList. Updated 12 Oct 2026
Frequently asked questions
Is Knight Hall Agency accepting submissions?
Not at the last check. Their submissions page states they are not currently accepting new submissions and asks you to check back in future.
Who do they represent when open?
Their FAQ states they represent clients living in the UK and Europe only, and that they prefer to represent writers who create series.
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