Julian David Stone Information

Author
Los Angeles, CA

Biography:
Julian David Stone has always been a creative at heart. When he realized in the '80s that being in a band wasn't in his cards, he began smuggling his camera into concerts - adventures he later chronicled in his best-selling coffee table book No Cameras Allowed: My Career As An Outlaw Rock & Roll Photographer. He moved to Los Angeles in his 20s to study filmmaking and wrote screenplays for Disney, Paramount, Sony and MGM, as well as a full-length play (The Elvis Test) and several short-form documentaries on Frank Sinatra for Warner Bros. He is also the writer and director of the cult comedy feature film Follow the Bitch. His award-winning debut novel, The Strange Birth, Short Life, and Sudden Death of Justice Girl, centers on the world of '50s live television and is currently being turned into a TV series. His latest work, the historical fiction novel It's Alive, is a vibrant portrait of 1930s Hollywood centered around the chaotic and exciting days just before the filming of the beloved classic film Frankenstein. You can find out more about Julian and his work at www.JulianDavidStone.com