Dan Fitzsimons is a renowned American screenwriter, celebrated for his impressive body of work in the television industry. His notable credits include co-writing the miniseries Blackout, which premiered in 2012, as well as penning the TV movie Desolation Canyon, released in 2006. Furthermore, he received story credit for the 2008 film Ring of Death and served as an associate producer for the horror movie The Season, which was an official selection at the prestigious Screamfest 2008.
In addition to his work in television, Fitzsimons has also ventured into literature, publishing The Eden Project, a series of young adult post-apocalyptic novels. This remarkable feat showcases his versatility and dedication to his craft.
Fitzsimons' achievements in the screenwriting world have been recognized with several notable awards and nominations. His screenplay for Desolation Canyon was a finalist for The Best Western Drama Script (Fiction) at The Spur Awards in 2007.
Born and raised in Janesville, Wisconsin, Fitzsimons relocated to California in his early twenties, where he pursued his passion for filmmaking. Prior to his career in the film industry, he worked as a stockbroker in Beverly Hills. However, he eventually left this profession to explore his creative ambitions, including an early stint as an assistant at Jerry Bruckheimer Films.
