About
John Varkados, an aspiring screenwriter with roots in the Marine Corps, merges his diverse background in contract negotiation, line producing, and content creation to craft engaging narratives.
Driven by a passion for storytelling, he seeks to create compelling characters and intricate story arcs for the silver screen.
John is currently drafting a book proposal for nonfiction that aligns with today's film and entertainment industries.
Featured Work
How TV Viewers Have Been Provoked on U.S. Politics and Lessons for Future Screenwriters
This thesis examines the television shows which are set in a world of American politics, which constructed solid audiences and measurable results. Citing trends as "television at its finest" and "successful" in its own right, the thesis uses the legacies of "politically charged television shows" in order to dissect how television can create a piece of "powerful and thought-provoking, hit TV" that transcends the time period in which it is reacting to.
