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Ian Gurvitz is a native New Yorker who has lived in Los Angeles for the last 30 years working as a TV Writer/Director/Executive Producer. He’s produced over 300 episodes of television on shows such as Wings, Becker, The Wonder Years, Get a Life, and Frasier, along with creating three shows that went to series.
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Apr 10, 2016 · Ian Gurvitz is a Hollywood-based TV writer and producer who recently authored a new book that mourns the deteriorating state of America's national political dialogue: "Welcome to Dumbfuckistan: The Dumbed-Down, Disinformed, Dysfunctional, Disunited States of America." ATTN: recently caught up with Gurvitz to better understand why our body ...
Aug 1, 2006 · In Hello, Lied the Agent, Ian Gurvitz has produced a corrosively funny look from the inside at what being a television writer is really all about. In his personal journal, he details two years in the life of a Hollywood television writer—the dizzying ups and downs, the rewrites, the pitch meetings, the table readings, the studios, and ...
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Ian Gurvitz is the author of Hello, Lied the Agent (3.41 avg rating, 66 ratings, 9 reviews, published 2006), WELCOME TO DUMBFUCKISTAN (4.21 avg rating, 2...
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Ian Gurvitz takes us behind the scenes of what goes into creating a TV show, getting it on the air, and keeping it on. Ian gives us an insider's look at what being a television writer is really all about.
Ian Gurvitz joined me to discuss the derivation of his name; growing up in Plainview; TV he watched including Laugh-In and Batman; William Daniels; going to Ithaca College; moving to NYC and writing for comics; getting hired to write for short lived sitcom A Fine Romance; selling a Wonder Years; wri…
Jul 1, 2017 · Ian Gurvitz. FreakOut: The 2016 Election and the Dawn of the American Democalypse Paperback – July 1, 2017. by Ian Gurvitz (Author) 4.2 10 ratings. See all formats and editions. Freak-out is part political diatribe, part primal scream. The 2016 election was a test of our national character, and we failed.
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