David Schickler | |
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Key Information | |
Profession | Author and motion picture writer and producer |
Role | Co-Creator Executive Producer Writer |
First episode | "Pilot" |
Last episode | "The Fire Trials" |
Birthdate | July 30, 1969 |
Birthplace | Rochester, New York, USA |
David Schickler, born July 30, 1969 in Rochester, New York, USA, is an author and motion picture writer and producer. He is the co-creator of Banshee with Jonathan Tropper. He is known as the author of "the Smoker" in the short story collection Kissing in Manhattan (2001) and Sweet and Vicious (2004).
Biography[]
Early life[]
Schickler graduated from McQuaid Jesuit High School in 1987, Georgetown University with a degree in Foreign Service in 1991 and from Columbia University in 1995.
Career[]
Schickler began working as a private school teacher at The Harley School in Rochester, New York in 1994 and wrote in his spare time; he completed two novels during this period, but faced repeated rejection from publishers.
In June 2000, The New Yorker published his short story "The Smoker" in their debut fiction issue and, Schickler said, "my career took off all in one very exciting week." On the strength of "The Smoker," Schickler received a 2-book deal with The Dial Press and Paramount Pictures bought the story's film rights, planning to develop it as a vehicle for Natalie Portman; the author was able to quit teaching and devote his efforts to writing full-time. In 2001, he published Kissing in Manhattan, a "well-received" short story collection that featured "The Smoker," followed by his first novel, Sweet and Vicious, in 2004.
He is the co-creator of Banshee with Jonathan Tropper. They are Executive Producers and writers for the series. Tropper has announced that they will write all ten episodes of the first season, which is expected to air in early 2013.
Personal life[]
In 2009 Schickler coached Mcquaid Jesuit's Modified Cross-Country team which went on to win the Jesuit Championships in New York City.
Credits[]
Executive Producer[]
Season one credits | ||||
Pilot | The Rave | Meet the New Boss | Half Deaf Is Better Than All Dead | The Kindred |
Wicks | Behold a Pale Rider | We Shall Live Forever | Always the Cowboy | A Mixture of Madness |
Season two credits | ||||
Little Fish | The Thunder Man | The Warrior Class | Bloodlines | The Truth About Unicorns |
Firekeeper | Ways to Bury a Man | Evil for Evil | Homecoming | Bullets and Tears |
Writer[]
Season one credits | ||||
Pilot | The Rave | Meet the New Boss | Half Deaf Is Better Than All Dead | The Kindred |
Wicks | Behold a Pale Rider | We Shall Live Forever | Always the Cowboy | A Mixture of Madness |
Season two credits | ||||
Little Fish | The Thunder Man | The Warrior Class | Bloodlines | The Truth About Unicorns |
Firekeeper | Ways to Bury a Man | Evil for Evil | Homecoming | Bullets and Tears |
Season three credits | ||||
The Fire Trials | Snakes and Whatnot | A Fixer of Sorts | Real Life Is the Nightmare | Tribal |
We Were All Someone Else Yesterday | You Can’t Hide From the Dead | All the Wisdom I Got Left | Even God Doesn’t Know What to Make of You | We All Pay Eventually |
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