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Catherine Moulton

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Catherine Moulton was a writer.

Catherine Moulton is a British television writer and producer. She is best known for creating the series The Stolen Girl and Code of Silence.

Biography Moulton lives in London, where she works predominantly as a screenwriter. Moulton initially worked in script editing and as a development executive, before moving into writing after completing the 2019 4Screenwriting course and the BBC TV Drama Writers Programme for 2020. Partially deaf since birth she created and wrote the show Code of Silence, which focused on a lip reading woman. She also adapted the novel Playdate by Alex Dahl into the TV thriller series The Stolen Girl.

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