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Al Watt

Creative Director at LA Writers Lab

Alan Watt is the founder and Creative Director of L.A. Writers' Lab, established in 2002.3 He is an LA Times bestselling author and winner of France's Prix Printemps for best foreign novel.1 Watt is also a writer and director, known for his feature film "Eddie, Kill the President," which won 4 Best Feature awards at US Film Festivals and the Filmmaker Visionary award at The Boston Film Festival.12

As an educator, Watt teaches writing workshops, including his popular 90-Day Novel and 90-Day Screenplay courses, both in-person and online to writers worldwide.12 His book "The 90-Day Novel" became a national bestseller and was Amazon's #1 book on writing for five months.1

Watt's teaching philosophy emphasizes marrying imagination with story structure.3 He has taught his method in various settings, from maximum security prisons to Stanford University.1 His students include first-time writers, A-list screenwriters, and Pulitzer prize-winning journalists.1

In addition to his work in writing and education, Watt has a background in acting and comedy. He attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and spent fifteen years performing stand-up comedy throughout North America.2

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Greater Los Angeles Area