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Jim Galasso is known for Lost (2004), Hawaii Five-0 (2010) and Beyond (2016).
Nov 25, 2021 · What if you get a non-writing job in the industry, and then thrive in that job... how do you break in to the entry level in TV writing? Find out this week, as host Gray Jones interviews Script Anatomy instructor Jim Galasso.
Jim Galasso spent his formative years obsessed with writing plays, making short movies and watching Eddie Murphy and the “Rocky” franchise on loop. His love of storytelling led to writing for the local newspaper (The Connecticut Post), and later for a nightly news show, “Up To The Minute” on CBS.
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Feb 8, 2023 · Bob Titus (left) and Jim Galasso (right) work in the original Minuteman Press shop in Plainview, NY. What was it like working with your dad Roy Titus? How did you get started running the shop? Bob Titus: “My dad and I didn’t work in the shop together but he would come in and give us great ideas.
Jim Galasso. Additional Crew: Lost. Jim Galasso is known for Lost (2004), Hawaii Five-0 (2010) and Beyond (2016).
Jim Galasso was a writer for Lost. He originally joined the show in Season 5 as a production staff member. He became a writer in Season 6. He has written the following episodes: "Recon" (with Elizabeth Sarnoff) "The Candidate" (with Elizabeth Sarnoff) "The New Man In Charge" (with Melinda Hsu...
