Philip Morton(I)

A pro screenwriter for three decades, and nominated for several awards, he started his career on the production staff of Saturday Night Live with casts including Eddie Murphy and Martin Short. He spent years in feature development at Warner Brothers, Paramount Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Sony Animation and Dreamworks Animation. He was hired at Nickelodeon Movies, the Paramount-based children's film division on multiple projects. He wrote for two produced animated children's series, including a show that earned a Daytime Emmy Award during his time on staff and developed a feature adaptation of the beloved middle grade novel The Castle in the Attic with Walden Media, the studio behind Chronicles of Narnia and Bridge to Terabithia. His most recent television work was a three-year development project with producer Andrew Lazar, whose credits include American Sniper. He has written on studio projects as far ranging as science fiction, action-adventure, suspense films to family pictures. He was an Edgar Award nominee in mystery writing for 12:01 PM (New Line Cinema).

Feature films and television for major studios including Warner Bros. and Fox. Credits include Fire Down Below (Warner Bros.), 12:01 PM (New Line Cinema/Fox), The Unwilling (Amazon), and Malibu Dan (co-creator/three season sitcom at Pureflix). Feature development work at Fox, WB, Dreamworks Animation, Sony Animation, Paramount Nickelodeon Movies and Walden Media, TV development work with Andrew Lazar at Warner Brothers (Producer of Academy Award nominated American Sniper)