David Garber
Senior Lecturer of Screenwriting Loyola Marymount University
Biography
David Garber is a screenwriting lecturer at Loyola Marymount University's School of Film and Television.
A New England native David has spent the past 35 years serving as TV show runner, executive producer, and writer in TV and film. His work includes stints on such diverse shows as The Power Rangers, Saved By the Bell, 227, Alien Nation and the live action Disney film, Dennis The Menace.
David has written two books. The first became a national number one best seller –Hollywood Huckster: A Memoir of Hysterical Proportions. This was followed by the YA novel, WORLDS APART: A SPACEFACE ODYSSEY.
A New England native David has spent the past 35 years serving as TV show runner, executive producer, and writer in TV and film. His work includes stints on such diverse shows as The Power Rangers, Saved By the Bell, 227, Alien Nation and the live action Disney film, Dennis The Menace.
David has written two books. The first became a national number one best seller –Hollywood Huckster: A Memoir of Hysterical Proportions. This was followed by the YA novel, WORLDS APART: A SPACEFACE ODYSSEY.
Education
Columbia University
B.A.
Business Administration
Social
Areas of Expertise
Writing/Producing for TV and Feature Film
Writing for MMOG Video Games
Industry Expertise
Fine Art
Education/Learning
Motion Pictures and Film
Writing and Editing
Accomplishments
PRISM AWARD
PRISM award winner, Writing -- Comedy. The award is given annually for accurate portrayals of substance abuse, addiction and mental health in entertainment programming.
