David Greenberg

David Greenberg graduated from the film program at Temple University and worked in production before deciding to focus on screenwriting. His feature writing-directing debut “Stomping Ground” premiered in 2016. He specializes in writing screenplays for ultra-low budget films and shorts. He has been hired to write or doctor over 50 feature, short and documentary screenplays. His short film “The True Meaning of Cool” won an award from the American Film Institute. Another short film, “Interrogation,” won a Special Jury Prize at the L.A. Neo-Noir Film Festival. David contributed a chapter on the history of photography to Walter Foster Publishing’s “The Daily Book of Photography” and was also hired to write the book “100 Movies To Watch With Your Kids.” David teaches screenwriting at Drexel University and University of the Arts in Philadelphia. David evaluates screenplays for the prestigious Austin Screenwriters Conference and is active in the Philadelphia screenwriting community, frequently reading screenplays for The Set In Philadelphia Screenplay Competition and serving as a panelist/mentor at various workshops aimed at nurturing new talent. Greenberg is now branching out into producing, joining the team behind “American Zealot,” a bio-pic about controversial Civil Rights activist Cecil B. Moore.