After many years writing and performing with improvisational theater companies in Chicago as well as scripting industrial films and children's television, Danny Rubin began writing feature films, including Hear No Evil, S.F.W., and Groundhog Day. He continues writing for stage and screen, and teaches screenwriting throughout the US and internationally. Rubin holds a BA in biology from Brown University and an MA in Radio, Television, and Film from Northwestern University. He is married to librarian, web-designer and architect Louise Rubin with whom he shares a home in New Mexico, two children, and a bunch of guitars.