Brian Hohlfeld

Brian Hohlfeld started his career writing feature films, with credits including the 1991 Paramount film "He Said, She Said," starring Kevin Bacon, and the perennial Lifetime cable movie On the Second Day of Christmas, with Mary Stuart Masterson and Mark Ruffalo. He contributed uncredited rewrites to several films including The Mighty Ducks and Elmo in Grouchland. A member of the Writers Guild of America since 1986, Brian worked for Universal, Warner Brothers, TriStar, Columbia, Touchstone, and New Line studios, where he wrote or re-wrote over 30 feature scripts and developed projects with directors Ron Howard, Richard Benjamin, Jonathan Kaplan, Brian Henson, and Ken Kwapis, and producers Brian Grazer, Jerry Weintraub, Joe Roth, and Maurice Sendak. Brian moved into animation working on Disney's Winnie-the-Pooh franchise, writing the theatrical releases "The Heffalump Movie" and "Piglet's Big Movie." He then created and was Executive Producer of the Disney Jr. pre-school show "My Friend