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David Howard

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  • Born
    Cedar City, Utah, USA

Biography

    • David Howard was born in Cedar City, Utah, USA. He is known for Galaxy Quest (1999), Trek: The Movie (2018) and Galaxy Quest.

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  • Spouse
      Bonnie
  • Children
      Russell Howard
      Daniel Howard
      Kerry Howard

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  • David was born in Cedar City, Utah, and raised in Arizona.
  • Graduated from Southern Utah University with a bachelor's degree in theatre. He is also the holder of an master of fine arts degree from the University of Utah and a master's degree in theatre from Penn State University.

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  • In plays...out of necessity...you have to deal with language and ideas, whereas converting ideas into visuals involves using a whole different part of your brain. There is a transition to be made there. So, I suppose I would encourage any writer to write a play, for a number of reasons. First of all, because it forces you to deal with ideas rather than just blowing things up, or creating special effects. I think any good film has to have some significant human idea at the heart of it.
  • Los Angeles is a city filled with dreamers.
  • Once they start producing, it's theirs and they make all the decisions. I guess it's understandable that the writers...at some point...are just not part of the process anymore. Which is very different from the theater, where you're on the top of the triangle.

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