DAVID GREENBERG
David J. Greenberg has written or doctored nearly 60 screenplays. His feature writing and directing debut Stomping Ground premiered at The Philadelphia Independent Film Festival in 2016. He wrote the documentaries Bonnie & Clyde: Lovers On The Run (2015) and Celebrity Skin (2012) as well as the features What Matters Most (2010) and Used To Love Her (2013). A 2015 short Interrogation won a Special Jury Prize at the L.A. Neo-Noir Film and Literature Festival. Sugar Cookie (2012), written has screened around the U.S. as well as Australia, France, Greece and Italy. His 1995 short film The True Meaning of Cool won an award from the American Film Institute. He is currently directing and producing a documentary, 22 Indictments. He graduated from the film program at Temple University and worked in production on both indie films and Hollywood features before shifting focus to screenwriting full time. David is active in the Philadelphia film community, lecturing to groups, facilitating workshops, sitting on panels, reading screenplays for the Set In Philadelphia Screenplay Competition, judging screenplays for The Philadelphia Independent Film Awards and The Diamond Film Festival at Temple University. He has taught screenwriting at Drexel since 2004 and at University of the Arts since 2006. He has a deal with British publisher Routledge Press to write the book “Screenwriting For Low-Budget Films.”