Joe Conway, a multifaceted individual with a passion for writing and film, honed his craft as an English teacher at Saint Stephen's, a prestigious private school in Austin, Texas. As he instructed sophomore students on the timeless classic "The Catcher in the Rye", and led specialized classes on screenwriting, Conway's infectious enthusiasm and humor endeared him to his students, who regarded him as a favorite teacher on campus. His annual lectures in the school's chapel, filled with wit and charm, had become a beloved tradition among the student body. Conway's influence extended beyond the classroom, as he played a key role in bringing acclaimed director David Gordon Green to the school's campus for a screening of Green's debut feature, George Washington. This encounter proved to be a pivotal moment in Conway's career, as he soon found himself co-writing the script for Undertow (2004),Green's third feature, which was set to be released in April. As he looks to the future, Conway is confident that his passion for screenwriting will lead to a long and fulfilling career in the industry.
