Warwick is a highly accomplished and award-winning screenwriter, boasting an impressive portfolio of work on numerous top-rated Australian TV comedy and panel shows. His writing career began with the ABC's The Glass House, followed by stints on The Sideshow and Good News Week, where he earned five prestigious Australian Writers' Guild Awards.
He then spent over eight years working on The Project (Network 10) in various capacities, including Web Producer, Senior Writer, and Head Writer. This extensive experience has undoubtedly honed his skills and expertise in the industry.
Warwick co-created and co-wrote the critically acclaimed black comedy web series Bruce The Series (2016),which tells the story of Australia's first convicts and garnered an impressive 23 awards worldwide. The series was also recognized as an Honoree in the Best Writing - Film & Video category for the Webby Awards.
He has received government development funding for several feature screenplays, including The Devil's in the Details, The Butterfly Ball, and FLIP, a female-led skateboarding dramedy written with Alli Parker, which is set to be released in 2023.
In addition to his work on television, Warwick has also written for various other shows, such as The Great Comedy Debate, The Comedy Festival Allstars Supershow, Good News World, The Ministry of Truth, and the animated series Mob Downunder.
Moreover, Warwick has successfully written, produced, and directed several documentaries, including The PhanDom Menace. In 2018, he served as the Head Writer for the online series That Startup Show, which has accumulated over a million views on YouTube.
As a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit, Warwick also runs his own media empire, Media Empire, through which he aims to achieve unparalleled influence over the global agenda.
