Stephen Molton is a screenwriter, producer, librettist, author, and former film executive. His books include?Brave Talk?and?Brothers in Arms: The Kennedys, the Castros and the Politics of Murder?(co-authored with Gus Russo), selected by its publisher as a Pulitzer Prize nominee. He has written movies and mini-series for Showtime, New Line Cinema, Paramount Pictures, and Viacom Networks, and produced two documentary features. His latest screenplay,?The Drowning, premiered on Netflix in August 2017.
As a former HBO and Showtime executive/producer, Molton’s television credits include?Elvis Meets Nixon,?Harlan County War,?Charms for the Easy Life,?Tricks, and?Hiroshima. Molton has served as a professor at Columbia University’s School of the Arts, the Jacob Krueger Studio, La Femis/Paris, NYU’s Tisch School, SUNY Stony Brook/Southampton, at Long Island University Brooklyn, and the Mediterranean Film Institute/Athens.






? Pamela Galvin
Adjunct Associate Professor, Film