Scott Tobis

Scott is a screenwriter, journalist, podcast contributor, and LA Weekly nominated playwright (an award he proudly lost to the late Ray Bradbury). In addition to writing for film and television (most recently The Roast of Paul Hogan for Australian television), he crafts articles and profiles for a number of magazines, co-wrote the cookbook tie-in to a hit TV series, and is is currently working on a vaguely-autobiographical (a term he just invented) TV series, entitled Unmoored.

He is endlessly fascinated by the human condition; whatever myriad of conditions that might entail -- and encourages readers to get involved with several worthy volunteer organizations he's been affiliated with; including the Suicide Prevention Center, Reading Partners and Swing Left. He remains cautiously optimistic in a world that doesn't exactly engender optimism at the moment. That said, he is fully optimistic that he can be reached at Stage 32.