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Richard Andreoli
Richard Andreoli is a writer living in Los Angeles. He's written about educational programs at LA County Jail, crafted bitchy dialogue for the nighttime soap operas Fashion House a...vizualizați mai multeRichard Andreoli is a writer living in Los Angeles. He's written about educational programs at LA County Jail, crafted bitchy dialogue for the nighttime soap operas Fashion House and American Heiress, and launched numerous pop culture websites and online properties.
For many years, he worked at San Diego Comic-Con (now known as Comic-Con International: San Diego) where he volunteered in their registration, treasury, and events departments. Later, he produced their monthly member magazine, which included interviews and spotlights on both convention attendees and professionals.
Richard attended UCLA where he majored in English Literature with an emphasis in Creative Writing and graduated Magna Cum Laude. He later developed his comedy writing and improv skills at The Groundlings school.
Richard's writing career began with developing television and movie projects in the entertainment industry. He later transitioned to being a full-time writer, where he honed his humor and mainstream reportage for print publications, marketing projects, and TV shows.
Richard has produced stand-up comedy and live theater, written for magazines and websites, and provided copy for movie posters, greeting cards, and press kits.. He also launched and edited numerous successful websites -- namely the pop culture destination FirstToKnow.com, women's "how to" site Knoworthy, and men's product review site TopKit.com. In 2004 he also published Mondo Homo: Your Essential Guide to Queer Pop Culture.
Currently, he is the Creative Director for TV4 Entertainment, the global leader in OTT streaming with more than 30 genre-focused channels.
In his spare time, he runs away with the circus, performing at cabarets and coaching trapeze at Cirque School Los Angeles.vizualizați mai puține