Joseph Tropiano

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This screenwriter's debut, "Big Night" (1996), was one of the more impressive of the mid-1990s, earning him both good press and public acclaim. Tropiano attended Yale University, where he sang with an a cappella group and performed in several shows. Moving to New York, he attended Columbia University under a Richard Rodgers Scholarship. Tropiano's professional career began in the early 1990s as a public relations writer for THE WASHINGTON POST. He landed a job with an agency that handled TV clients and Tropiano went on to work for Bill Moyers at PBS, for the CBS series "Picket Fences" and on Continued
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Screenplay
1996
screenplay
1996
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Attended Yale as an undergraduate in English; appeared with a male a capella singing group and in musical productions
 
Did graduate work at Columbia University
 
Began working as a public relations writer at THE WASHINGTON POST
1991 
First credit as publicist, for PBS documentary "Marian Anderson"
1992 
Worked as publicist for Bill Moyers (PBS) and for the Michael Shepley Agency
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