David Schultz, a remarkable individual, was born in Winnipeg, Canada in the year 1963. His academic pursuits took him to Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and Mount Royal College in Calgary, where he had the opportunity to hone his skills and expand his knowledge.
As a screenwriter, Schultz has made a significant impact in the industry, having written screenplays for six completed feature films. These films include Jet Boy, Question of Privilege, Silent Cradle, Double Frame, and Anthrax, showcasing his versatility and talent in crafting compelling stories.
In addition to his screenwriting credits, Schultz has also ventured into production, having worked on several projects. One notable example is the six-part documentary series Rebels - A Journey Underground, which highlights his ability to tell engaging stories through documentary filmmaking. He has also produced the four-part Chrome Dreams, demonstrating his range and expertise in various genres.
Furthermore, Schultz has directed two half-hour dramas that he wrote himself. These dramas, The Fuhrer Don't Smoke and This is What You Want, have received critical acclaim, with the latter earning a prestigious Governor General Award for Best Screenplay. This achievement is a testament to Schultz's dedication to his craft and his ability to craft compelling stories that resonate with audiences.
