SCREENWRITING INSTRUCTORS

Aaron is a Producer on Disney's "The Villains of Valley View." He has previously written Mike & Molly (CBS) and Superior Donuts (CBS), developed with Viola Davis and taught screenwriting at AFI, CSUN and UCSB.

Adrian has written two movies for Nickelodeon, a TV movie starring Lou Diamond Philips, and is currently a 2020 Disney/ABC Fellow.

Alex has written for The Magicians (Netflix/Syfy), sold a dramedy to Warner Bros TV and developed an anthology series based on Time’s 'Person of the Year'.

Ali is currently a Co-Executive Producer on My Life With The Walter Boys (Netflix). With her writing partner Tawnya, her credits include Salsa (Apple), Ginny & Georgia (Netflix), A Million Little Things (ABC), and Perception (TNT).

Aly is developing Peter Bogdanovich’s “The Killing of the Unicorn” (Kennedy Marshall). She was Consulting Producer on The Mosquito Coast (Apple+), an EP on The First Lady (Showtime) and “The Alienist (TNT), and a Co-EP on Ozark (Netflix).

Anita has sold a drama to Catalyst Studios, written two sitcoms for TBS, and a family dramedy feature for Showtime, Inc. She’s currently a Consulting Producer for a 4-series PBS doc.

Anna recently sold and developed an original live-action comedy pilot with ABC and is currently in development on her first comedy feature.

Ben Blacker and his writing partner Ben Acker have written on Supernatural, Puss In Boots, FXX's Cassius and Clay. Their 2020 Audible series Cut & Run stars Meg Ryan, D’Arcy Carden and Sam Richardson.

Brandy has written for Chelsea (Netflix) and sold two comedy feature scripts to Paramount Players and Freeform.

Chelsea is currently Co-Producer on an Untitled Amazon superhero series. She has staffed on the Shondaland series For the People (ABC), produced a true crime podcast for Marcia Clark, and produced a pilot for New Form.

Chuck Rose is the creator of the The Art of More on Amazon Prime, starring Dennis Quaid, Kate Bosworth and Cary Elwes.

Cole was most recently the Story Editor on Siren (Freeform), and an alum of the 2018 Writers’ Assistants Network Writers Workshop.

Craig wrote the cult features Biker Boyz and From Prada to Nada, and worked in Development for Michael Mann. He has sold projects to Disney, 20th Century Fox, Universal, Sony, Dreamworks, and Warner Brothers.

David wrote the thriller Minamata, which was produced by and starring Johnny Depp. His next movie Dreamers is about John Lennon’s immigration battle with Richard Nixon.

Debra has been the Co-EP on Mayans M.C. (FX) . She has an overall deal with FX and currently has pilots in development at FX and Netflix.

Elysse Applebaum is a drama and comedy writer who was honored in the 2022 WGAW TV Writers Access Project. Credits include Good Witch (Hallmark).

Erinne just finished writing the final season of family drama Chesapeake Shores after several seasons on Good Witch. She has penned more than ten TV movies.

Eva is developing a top secret TV series for NETFLIX, wrote the horror LatinX show Woman in the Book for Crypt TV and just sold her original TV series Bruja to Endemol.

Hannah was staffed on Legacies (CW). She is a 2018 Warner Bros fellow, has appeared on the Young and Hungry List, and is a former VP of Zak Penn’s company.

Howie currently works with Judd Apatow on writing researching, and producing his TV & feature projects. He has also been a part of mini-rooms for two upcoming projects as well.

Jackie is a drama writer who has written on Turner & Hooch (Disney +) and 4400 (CW) where she was the story editor.

Jay is a drama writer who was staffed on The Magicians (SYFY) for three seasons. He has two pilots in development with his writing partner, Alex Raiman.

Jeanie Bergen has written for Dave (FXX) and sold her original pilot to Spectrum Originals.

Jeremy has written for Good Sam (CBS), BH90210 (FOX), and Rizzoli & Isles (TNT) as well as the Game of Thrones interactive story (Telltale Games). He started his career working with Kevin James.

Jessica is currently developing a pilot with Nickelodeon and writing for multiple kids animated series. She has written on The Mighty Ones (Hulu) and United We Fall (ABC).

Jim has written on Hawaii Five-0 (CBS), the sci-fi family series Beyond (Freeform), and the final season of Lost (ABC).

Jimmy has written for Schooled (ABC) and Legacies (The CW), and is currently writing a feature with Ed Helms’ Pacific Electric Pictures.

Katharyn Blair is currently Executive Story Editor on season 2 of LOKI, which premiere's this fall on Disney+. She is also a YA author with HarperCollins and Penguin.

Kathryn is Supervising Producer on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Paramount+), a Hugo Award nominee, and she has sold genre pilots to CBS Studios, Paramount Global, A+E Studios, and Freeform.

Katie has written on Shades of Blue (NBC) and before that Dominion and Channel Zero (both SyFy), and Perception (TNT).

Kevin currently writes for Good Times (Netflix) and is adapting a comic book for Zenescope Entertainment. He has worked with Josh Berman, Shawn Ryan and Ed Zuckerman.

Kyle Bown is staff writer on Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists. He’s also a web series producer and podcaster.

Lindsay has staffed on comedies and dramas at ABC (Manhattan Love Story), Netflix (Umbrella Academy, One Piece, Prince of Peoria), written a freelance episode of CW’s Supergirl and sold pilots to MTV and Freeform.

Marc’s recent credits include: Comedy Central's “Detroiters” and the satire “Love Factually” at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC (premiered 2018, renewed 2019).

Margaux is a thriller writer, the author of a series of YA Books with Random House, and a supervising producer of true crime for Oxygen and A&E networks.

Michael is a fellow of the Warner Bros Writers' Workshop. A Script Anatomy alum, his scripts have placed at Humanitas’s New Voices, Cinestory, Austin Film Festival and the Page International Screenwriting Awards.

Michelle has written comedy for Let's Stay Together (BET) and House of Payne (TBS). A '22 FOX Drama Writing Fellow, she has a feature set up through Cofer Entertainment at Kronicle Media.

Omaira has written for Station 19 (ABC) and East Los High (Hulu), and two STARZ mini rooms for Family Crimes created by David Ayer.

Pamela is currently on Council of Dads (NBC) and the Netflix series Selena. She’s a fellow of 2018 NBC Writers on the Verge, and her feature has appeared on The Black List.

Pang-Ni recently wrote on the comedy Team Kaylie (Netflix), and has sold pilots to Sony, E! and ABC. She is an alum of the Warner Bros Writing Workshop.

Phil has been featured on the Blacklist and sold scripts to Endeavor Content, Ramona Films, and written for a Netflix series by Brad Falchuck. 

Ross has been featured on The Black List and sold scripts to Amazon Studios and Endeavor Content.

Sasha has written for Robot Chicken (Adult Swim), and was a fellow at the Colony A3 Incubator, who are attached to produce her pilot, Queen Bitch.

Scott Barkan's feature credits include Edge of Fear (Netflix), I'm Just F*cking With You (Blumhouse/Hulu), and a supernatural western, with Danny McBridge attached to direct.

Spiro has written on Arrow (CW), Grimm (NBC), and George Lopez (ABC). He is developing a pilot for MGM TV and co-chairs the WGA’s LGBTQ+ committee.

Stacey has written and developed multiple projects for James Franco, and her features have premiered at the Sundance, Venice and Austin Film Festivals. 

Tawnya is the founder of Script Anatomy, and currently a Co-Executive Producer on My Life With The Walter Boys (Netflix) with her writing partner Ali Laventhol.

Thane is a feature writer who recently sold a musical romantic comedy to Lionsgate and previously wrote and directed the one-shot feature film The Wedding Party.

Tom is a feature and television screenwriter. He wrote the movie Dolittle and has sold projects to/written assignments for most of the major studios.

Zach has sold two drama pilots (Sony) and two comedy pilots (UTV, CBS TV). He recently wrote on AMERICAN SOUL (BET), and is an alum of the ABC/Disney Writing Program.

Zak Schwartz is a drama television writer who has recently worked on Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Hulu), Snowpiercer (TNT), and GEN Z (Amazon). He's an alumni of the Warner Brothers Writers' Workshop.