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Paul Kolsby was born on 12 November 1962 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Ozark (2017) , Spread (2009) and Darkness in Tallinn (1993) . Born November 12, 1962
- January 1, 1
- Producer, Writer, Director
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Paul Kolsby
- Humility is the greatest tool for a writer. Writing is rewriting. And because rewriting means acknowledging that something you wrote needs to be corrected, it’s a lot easier to do if you can swallow your pride.
- Doing things alone is way harder. The collaboration required in a writers’ room has taught Paul how important it is to have a writing network. That collaboration has also made him more open to soliciting advice, and thus to rewriting.
- When your time is valuable, you get more done. Paul’s pursuit of playwriting took him to London, where he put all of his time and effort into that passion.
Paul Kolsby. Producer: Ozark. Paul Kolsby was born on 12 November 1962 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Ozark (2017).
May 5, 2016 · Paul Kolsby: We played softball. DLU: It was a really cohesive unit. A lot of story ideas got generated because we were sitting around talking, either at a bar, at a party or playing softball, and ...
Paul Kolsby is a screenwriter, playwright and novelist. He’s written the films “City Unplugged” and “Spread,” among others; has developed TV pilots and has written for numerous shows—including Netflix’s “Ozark” —for which he’s earned a number of award nominations.
Paul Kolsby has written for The Los Angeles Times, Details, Bikini, and the former Los Angeles Reader—where Ear to the Ground was first published serially. He wrote the films “City Unplugged” and “Spread” and works currently on the television series “Masters of Sex.”
Paul Kolsby is a writer, producer and director. He’s written the films City Unplugged and Spread, has developed numerous pilots for American television, has written for Masters of Sex, Law and Order: SVU and, most recently, he wrote and produced all four seasons of Netflix’s Ozark — for which he’s earned Emmy, Golden Globe, Writers Guild and Producers Guild Award nominations.
