Emilia di Girolamo is a British television screenwriter,[citation needed] and author.[1] Di Girolamo has also written articles and blog posts for The Guardian newspaper.[2]
Di Girolamo got a First in Drama from Middlesex University,[citation needed] and remained at that institution for a PhD focusing on the rehabilitation of offenders using drama-based techniques.[citation needed][3]
 |
This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this articlebyadding citations to reliable sources in this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (April 2024) (Learn how and when to remove this message)
|
Di Girolamo started writing for the popular long-running drama EastEnders in 2008.[citation needed] She joined the core writing team for series 3 and 4 of Law & Order: UK in 2009, and was Lead Writer and took on a Co-Producer role for series 5 and 6.[citation needed] She penned a total of 13 episodes before announcing her departure after season 6 (to pursue other projects).[citation needed] Di Girolamo returned as a guest writer to do the two-part season opener for season 7, "Tracks" and "Tremors".[citation needed]
Di Girolamo joined The Tunnel as showrunner for season 3, The Tunnel: Vengeance, a Kudos/Sky Atlantic production that aired in December 2017.[4] Later,[when?] she wrote the script for an episode of the period drama Medici: Masters of Florence.[citation needed]
In 2021, di Girolamo wrote the television drama miniseries Deceit.[5][third-party source needed] She then adapted a series of Louise Penny novels as lead writer, and served as executive producer (alongside series lead Alfred Molina and others) for the police drama Three Pines for Amazon Prime Video.[6]
