Julius Galacki

Julius Galacki

Director, Playwright, Producer and Screenwriter

Los Angeles, California

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About Julius

Julius Galacki is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, Playwriting Dept. He is also a graduate of NYU holding both a M.A. from the interdisciplinary Gallatin School and a B.F.A. from the Tisch School of Arts.

His short "FIRST NIGHT" which was shown at a number of film festivals, and was broadcast on Palm Springs PBS-KVCR.

His 30 minute film "All Things Chicken" won Best Score at the Williamsburg International Film Festival and Best Screenplay at the Fire Reel Film Festival in northern California. The film was also nominated at the Tenerife (Spain) IFF for Best Short Film, Screenplay, Producer, Actor and Supporting Actor amongst other awards and nominations.

His current full-length screenplay "Don't Eat Paper!" has placed (Best Screenplay, Finalist, Semi-Finalist, Quarter-Finalist and Official Selection) at over 34 competitions including a Semi-Finalist for Final Draft's Big Break.

His other screenplays: the comedy-drama "Limping Towards Babylon", the thriller "Pray with a Bullet" and the comic action-adventure "The Lost Treasure of the Mayans" likewise have a significant number of competition placements.

His stage work has been produced or read Off Off Broadway in NYC as well as Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Connecticut, South Carolina and Hawaii.

His monologues appear in all four volumes of the series “Audition Arsenal” published by Smith & Kraus.

At Yale, Julius is particularly fond of his thesis reading of "BLACK FLAMINGOS" at the Yale Rep which featured a superlative cast that included Oscar and Tony nominated actress Amy Ryan.

At NYU, Julius shared the stage with Alec Baldwin in a production of A Midsummer Nights Dream. Also while there, Julius directed his one-act play "TAUTOLOGY" which featured John Leguizamo.

Finally, Julius has taught creative writing at Yale College and playwriting at Quinnipiac University, been a script analyst and wrote various magazine articles. He currently resides in Los Angeles and works for 20th Century Studios (a division of Disney).

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  • Pray with a Bullet

    Pray with a Bullet Budget: $30M+ | Thriller In the midst of a bloody New York gang war, a love triangle develops between two cops and a mysterious, art loving assassin; "PRAY WITH A BULLET" is an opera sung to bullets instead of music; imagine the style (and violence) of John Woo's "The Killer" or Luc Besson’s “Leon: the Professional.”

  • Don't Eat Paper!

    Don't Eat Paper! Budget: $10M - $30M | Comedy Roy is obnoxiously in love with his therapist, Joanie, whose attempt to"fire" her client unintentionally leads to his death, but Roy's ghost expects to maintain their "relationship"; however, a wild road-trip with Roy leads Joanie to discover her true mission in life.

  • Limping Towards Babylon

    Limping Towards Babylon Budget: $1M - $5M | Independent Comedy In the comedy-drama, “Limping Towards Babylon”, five college roommates are all secretly in love with the wrong person, until a professor's theft lights the fire that ignites their contained passions.

  • The Lost Treasure of the Mayans

    The Lost Treasure of the Mayans Budget: $30M+ | Action Adventure A comic-action-adventure film in the vein of Indiana Jones, the treasure hunting game had gotten very sour (and black & blue) for Mick, but nonetheless, he’s back in Mexico, helping an idealistic yet very feisty woman return a sacred object to the indigenous Mayans; the humans who want to stop them are very bad indeed, but nothing compared to the evil Jaguar War Goddess and her minions.

Credits

  • All Things Chicken

    All Things Chicken (2014)
    Film (short) by Julius Galacki (Comedy and Drama) Director, Writer, Producer, Actor, Camera and Electrical Department, Miscellaneous Crew In a modern wasteland of diner divers, apartment stoops and bedroom floors, two guys are stuck, so they pass the time by talking about profound things in profoundly foolish ways. (It is in essence, my version of 'Waiting for Godot.') '...CHICKEN' is both a comedy drama about how NOT to live one's life yet also a paean to the saving grace of friendship. Written by Anonymous

  • First Night

    First Night (2010)
    Film (short) by Julius Galacki (Comedy and Romance) Director, Writer, Producer, Set decorator "First Night", based on the short play of the same name also by Julius Galacki, is a neurotic comedy finding Thomas and Sarah in bed, after having sex for the first time with less than stellar results. Nonetheless, they fumble in and out toward a positive degree of post-coital communication - enough to find out that the second time is always better... well, at least a little bit. Written by JJGalacki

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