Hillman Hollister
Hillman clawed his way to the top of the writer's room, tunneling through the walls and nesting in the ceiling tiles. He is familiar with the three act structure of a typical story but isn't afraid to break tradition and add five or six acts if he really likes the characters and doesn't want to see them go away. A man with his fingers wrapped around the dying pulse of Hollywood, Hillman connects to the projects on a personal level and suggests his own little changes that ultimately are rejected.