Danny Rubin, a multitalented American creative force, was born in the year 1957.
Before commencing his distinguished professional journey, Rubin first pursued advanced academic studies, successfully obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in the field of biology from the esteemed Brown University.
He then went on to further his knowledge and skills by earning a Master of Arts degree in the interdisciplinary disciplines of radio, television, and film from the renowned Northwestern University.
Subsequently, Rubin has generously shared his extensive expertise and insights with aspiring screenwriters, taking on a teaching role at various universities and delivering lectures at numerous academic conferences, a total of 20 occasions since the year 1995.
Today, the distinguished and accomplished individual, Rubin, proudly occupies the esteemed position of Briggs-Copeland Lecturer on Screenwriting at the prestigious Harvard University, a remarkable achievement that serves as a testament to his unwavering dedication to the craft of screenwriting.
In his personal life, Rubin has built a loving family, exchanging vows with his partner and welcoming two children into the world, thus adding a new dimension to his remarkable story, as a talented and accomplished individual who has achieved great success in both his professional and personal life.
