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Juliet Giglio and Keith Giglio are a husband-wife screenwriting duo who met cute in an elevator while attending NYU Grad Film school. Their produced films include most recently Reba McEntire’s Christmas in Tune, Dear Christmas, A Very Nutty Christmas, and Christmas Reservations.
Juliet Giglio and Keith Giglio are a husband-wife screenwriting duo who had a meet cute in an elevator while attending NYU Grad Film school. Juliet and Keith are both professors who teach screenwriting at SUNY Oswego and Syracuse University, respectively.
Jul 22, 2022 · Juliet Giglio and Keith Giglio are a husband-wife screenwriting duo who cover a lot of territory of interest to Go Into The Story readers. They write everything from studio features to TV movies and now novels with the release of The Summer of Christmas .
Jul 24, 2022 · Juliet Giglio and Keith Giglio are a husband-wife screenwriting duo who cover a lot of territory of interest to Go Into The Story readers. They write everything from studio features to TV movies and now novels with the release of The Summer of Christmas. They also teach screenwriting: Juliet at SUNY Oswego and Keith at Syracuse University.
Jul 21, 2022 · My conversation with the screenwriting couple whose first novel The Summer of Christmas has just been released to the public. Juliet Giglio and Keith Giglio are a husband-wife screenwriting duo who…
I’m joined by my college professor, Keith Giglio, and his wife, Juliet Giglio, a husband-wife screenwriting duo who met cute in an elevator while attending NYU Grad Film school (and have produced films including A Cinderella Story, Return to Halloweentown, Disney’s Tarzan & more). We chat about their first novel and my personal favorite book ever, THE SUMMER OF CHRISTMAS, a holiday romcom ...
Nov 7, 2023 · On Thursday, October 26, the WKU English department kicked off this semester’s Creative Writing Reading Series by hosting screenwriters and authors Juliet and Keith Giglio. The husband-wife writing duo has an accomplished and wide-ranging career.
