Roger S.H. Schulman is a multifaceted and accomplished screenwriter and producer who has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
With a remarkable career spanning numerous projects, Schulman co-authored the critically acclaimed animated feature Shrek, a cinematic masterpiece that garnered him the prestigious British Academy Award for Best Screenplay and an Academy Award nomination for Best Screenplay, solidifying his reputation as a master storyteller.
Before the monumental success of Shrek, Schulman co-wrote the animated feature Balto, a project executive produced by the legendary Steven Spielberg, further showcasing his versatility and range as a screenwriter.
Additionally, Schulman has also written direct-to-video projects for Disney, including Mulan II and The Jungle Book II, demonstrating his ability to adapt to various formats and genres, and consistently deliver high-quality content.
Throughout his illustrious career, Schulman has consistently demonstrated his exceptional talent, earning him widespread recognition and respect within the entertainment industry.
Schulman's extensive work in the realm of animation extends far beyond his initial endeavors. In addition to his numerous achievements, he has also developed and penned the screenplay for a captivating animated feature film. This remarkable project is based on the extraordinary true story of an unlikely friendship that blossomed between a tortoise and a baby hippo in the aftermath of the devastating 2004 tsunami.
Furthermore, Schulman is currently devoting his talents to crafting the screenplay for "Jungle Cruise," a forthcoming Walt Disney Pictures film inspired by the beloved Disney theme park attraction. This eagerly anticipated cinematic endeavor boasts an all-star cast, featuring the inimitable talents of Tom Hanks and Tim Allen.
Notable beyond his accomplishments in the realm of animation, Schulman boasts a profound foundation in television production and writing, a testament to his multifaceted creative talents. At present, he holds the distinguished title of co-creator and Executive Producer of the Disney Channel series JONAS, a prestigious endeavor that garnered him an Emmy award nomination. Furthermore, Schulman has also served as the Executive Producer of Phil of the Future on Disney Channel, a role that speaks to his impressive breadth of experience in the television industry.
Schulman's impressive television credits not only feature writing and producing for the popular show "Living Single", which boasted the talented Queen Latifah, but also earned him a prestigious NAACP Image Award in recognition of his outstanding work.
In addition to his contributions to "Living Single", Schulman's extensive television resume includes his involvement in the production of "Parker Lewis Can't Lose" and "Alf", two shows that showcased his versatility as a writer and producer.
Furthermore, Schulman's creative talents were showcased in his work on the original pilot for the hit television series "The Wayans Brothers", as well as the pilots for "The Mother Load", "Fresh Man", and "Just My Luck", all of which demonstrated his ability to craft engaging and memorable storylines.
As a result, Schulman's impressive body of work has cemented his position as a respected and accomplished figure in the world of television writing and production.
