Barry J. Tidwell

Creative Producer at Takomahawk Productions
Screenwriter, Producer and Director

Palm Springs, California

Member Since:
February 2022

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About Barry

Born and raised in L.A., Barry J. Tidwell is an introverted nerd at heart, disguised in a candy-coated shell that exudes confidence—a confidence nurtured by his career as a Disney Dancer and later as a Creative Producer for live entertainment and events in Las Vegas. He is a self-published author and graphic novelist who has honed his screenwriting skills through Roadmap Writers’ Career Writer Program. He has achieved high placements in several screenwriting contests, including being a semifinalist in ScreenCraft’s Fellowship. As a former dancer and openly gay screenwriter, his projects are known for incorporating dance themes and weaving queer voices into unique worlds with edgy comedy that appeals to broader audiences. An approach he believes fosters true queer visibility beyond media aimed solely at queer-centric audiences.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6' 2"

Weight:
190

Body type:
Athletic

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
African American

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2024-11-05

Double Recommended Screenwriter

2024-11-05

Writers' Room Member

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Still Got It Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy In a youth-dominated industry, a middle-aged mother must juggle her chaotic family life and face off against a young, ambitious boss to prove her relevance as the oldest pro football cheerleader.
Imagination Park Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy Two men at different stages of their dream careers discover the not-so-magical realities of working at the greatest theme park on earth. No pixie-dust filter here, bitches!
Life's A Witch, Honey Budget: $1M - $5M | Fantasy ⋄ Comedy At the dawn of silly culture wars, unbeknownst to society, a far spicier conflict is simmering as the underworld declares a supernatural showdown against all witches. But in a case of mistaken identity, three sick-and-tired, middle-aged drag queens get wrapped up in their witch hunt. And guess what? They f*cked with the wrong witches.