Biografia
Charles Eric Johnson, raised in Detroit, Michigan, and Los Angeles, California, is an experienced screenwriter known for developing original content for independent films as well as numerous studio projects.
He has written and developed feature and television projects alongside industry figures such as Denzel Washington, Jane Fonda, Lawrence Gordon (Largo Productions), Robert Guillaume, Dabney Coleman, Alex Karras & Susan Clark, Patrick Wayne, Alan Landsburg, Henry Silva, Yaphet Kotto, Fred Williamson, and Jim Brown, among others.
Johnson's diverse portfolio includes action films, dramas, science fiction, and romantic comedies. He credits his expertise in these genres to his mentorship under Academy Award-winning screenwriter Walter Brown Newman and industry trailblazers Stanley Shapiro and James Poe, known for "Around the World in 80 Days."
A UCLA and Los Angeles City College theatre alumnus, Johnson was personally instructed by Walter Brown Newman, Oscar winner for "Cat Ballou."
Among his accomplishments, Johnson is most proud of the Christopher Award-winning production, The George McKenna Story, starring Denzel Washington.
