Bob McCullough, a prolific author, has written multiple books including "Stop Screwing Around and WIN Your Next Screenplay Contest", "Money for Your Movie: Guaranteed", and "Stop Screwing Around and Write a Screenplay that Sells".
Born in Torrance, California, Bob attended Beverly Hills High School, University of Southern California (B.A.),University of Texas (M.A.),American Film Institute (MFA),and Southwestern University Law School (J.D.).
At the tender age of 7, Bob wrote his first complete story, "Johnny Jet's Race Car". Under the guidance of industry legends such as Grant Tinker, Bruce Geller, Al Ruddy, Garry Marshall, Fred Silverman, and Lew Wasserman, Bob's early credits included production work on iconic shows like the original "Mission: Impossible", "Mannix", "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In", "Star Trek", "The Immortal", "Happy Days", "The Odd Couple", "Laverne & Shirley", "Love, American Style", "The Sandy Duncan Show", "The Young Lawyers", "Longstreet", and "Me & the Chimp".
Bob's journey as a writer continued with his work on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" and "Love, American Style", leading to his first full writing credits and membership in the Writers' Guild of America. He then shifted his focus to Universal TV's "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman", which ultimately led to his first script assignments and directorial debut.
Bob's career accelerated with script assignments under creative visionaries like Glen Larson, Earl Hamner, Aaron Spelling, Howard W. Koch, and Jerry Bruckheimer on shows such as "B.J. and the Bear", "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo", "JAG", "Eight Is Enough", "Galactica", "Baywatch Nights", "Pacific Blue", "Kung Fu", "Star Trek: The Next Generation", and "Fathers and Sons".
With his expertise in delivering cutting-edge plots and ironic dialogue, coupled with his prior production background, Bob transitioned into directing and producing roles on shows like "Zorro", "Falcon Crest", "Hollywood Wives", "Dark Mansions", and "Soldier of Fortune".
As a co-founder and senior judge at The Santa Barbara International Screenplay Awards, The Wiki Screenplay Contest, and The Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, Bob has dedicated himself to supporting emerging talent in the screenwriting community.
In his personal life, Bob is married to actress and writer Suzanne Herrera, and together they are bringing their stories about the world of Classic TV & Film to an expanding podcast and web audience through their company, MyCreativity and California Beach Company LLC.
