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MICHAEL BUSZA is an LA-based, gay, disabled, Jewish comedy writer who used to work for a lumber company in Pennsylvania. Throughout his life, Michael has appeared in medical journals (like a celebrity) and injected 200,000+ needles (like a pincushion).
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Writer/Comedian – Michael Busza is a graduate of The Second...
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Writer/Comedian – Michael Busza is a graduate of The Second...
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May 1, 2023 · Michael Busza is an LA-based, queer, disabled, Jewish comedy writer who used to work for a lumber company. As a gay kid from Philly with an “invisible” chronic disability, Michael grew up having to explain the unseeable.
Michael Busza. Michael Busza is a writer and producer known for creating the college Emmy Award-winning webseries comedy "One of the Guys" (2014 "College Television Award," Best Series, TV Academy Foundation) and producing the feature film "From Zero to I Love You" (2019) from Outfest Screenwriting Fellow Doug Spearman of Logo & BET's "Noah's ...
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Jun 20, 2024 · Michael Busza is an LA-based, queer, disabled, Jewish comedy writer who used to work for a lumber company in Pennsylvania. As a gay kid from Philly with an “invisible” chronic disability, Busza grew up having to explain the unseeable.
Apr 17, 2014 · Michael Busza’s “one of the guys”—about three gay roommates and a straight subletter—is Temple’s first LGBTQ web sitcom and has been nominated by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for two college awards.
Michael Busza, a junior communications and English major from Delaware County, is the first recipient of Temple's MarcDavid LGBTQ Scholarship. PGN met with Busza to talk about the scholarship, his family and "One of the Guys," an ambitious new sitcom he created at Temple.
Feb 28, 2013 · “Go forth and set the world on fire.” — St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits With his red hair and passionate nature, that quote aptly fits Temple University student Michael C. Busza. A communications and English major, Busca is the first recipient of the school’s Marc David LGBTQ Scholarship and is the writer […]
