Darrell Parker (Screenwriter)

In 2002, Darrell wrote his first screenplay on an old Brother typewriter,

but he quickly realized that there was more to screenwriting than putting an idea to paper.

In 2003, Darrell’s writing talents were discovered by a well-known independent film company that subsequently offered him a letter of intent to produce his first feature script, the thriller, Four Fears. While the project never got into production, Darrell deepened and broadened his screenwriting work. As a filmmaker, Darrell's films have won several awards, and have screened in a number of festivals

Inspired by a wonderful personal experience, Darrell penned the screenplay for The Longest Three Minutes, which was later produced by Turnip, LLC, (directed by Jim McQuaid and also starring Kendall Rileigh). Jim and Darrell enjoyed working with each other so well, that they have collaborated on many other projects, including sharing the writing duties on Eight Lessons in Living Together.

Darrell's psychological thriller, 11:34 is Hell, is scheduled for production in late 2010, and he is very interesting in hearing your ideas for season two of Eight Lessons in Living Together.