David Hoselton is a highly accomplished and esteemed Canadian screenwriter and television producer, who has made a lasting impact on the world of television and film through his remarkable work on the critically acclaimed television series House, as well as his involvement in the creation of the animated films Over the Hedge and Brother Bear, showcasing his versatility and talent in bringing engaging stories to life.
Noted television producer and writer, Hoselton, has an educational background that is characterized by his time spent at the prestigious University of Toronto Law School. During his tenure at the esteemed institution, he had the privilege of forming a lasting and significant friendship with the visionary creator of the hit television show House, David Shore. This fortuitous encounter would later have a profound impact on Hoselton's career, serving as a turning point that would shape the trajectory of his professional life.
The illustrious career of Hoselton in the Hollywood film industry dates back to the year 1987, marking the commencement of his writing endeavors as a contributor to the cinematic production, Like Father Like Son. Since then, he has amassed an impressive portfolio, having penned or co-written a plethora of films that have cemented his status as a skilled and accomplished screenwriter.
In the year 2006, a significant milestone was reached in the professional journey of Hoselton, as he successfully collaborated with Shore, thereby paving the way for a remarkable career advancement. This fruitful partnership ultimately led to his appointment as a writer for the third season of the highly acclaimed television series House. This notable achievement served as a catalyst for his professional growth, as he was subsequently promoted to the position of producer during the show's fourth season in the year 2007.
