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Drew Goddard is one of 10 Screenwriters to Watch on Variety.com

Webmaster — 2008-06-19T19:09:01Z

Drew Goddard made the trek from his native New Mexico to Los Angeles in 1998. Like so many looking to make it in Hollywood, he did what he had to do — he slept on his uncle's couch and took a P.A. job on a TV show.
He jumped from one canceled show to the next, and, because he was surrounded by writers, took a crack at writing TV specs.
One of Goddard's samples made its way to Marti Noxon, who was showrunning "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" with series creator Joss Whedon. That parlayed into a (...) - Reviews

Drew Goddard & Brian K. Vaughan - "Lost" Tv Series - Aintitcool.com Review

Webmaster — 2008-02-08T15:25:07Z

Lost 4.2 FAQ
What's It Called?
“Confirmed Dead.”
Who's Responsible?
Teleplay is credited to Drew Goddard (“Cloverfield”) and Brian K. Vaughn (“Y The Last Man”), who coincidentally or not authored story arcs for the blockbuster “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight” comic-book series.
What does ABC say?
“The survivors begin to question the intentions of their supposed rescuers when four strangers arrive on the island. Guest (...) - Reviews / Tv Series 2006-11 : "Lost"

Drew Goddard - "Cloverfield" Movie - Ew.com Review

Webmaster — 2008-01-18T14:49:10Z

Cloverfield, a surreptitiously subversive, stylistically clever little gem of an entertainment disguised, under its deadpan-neutral title, as a dumb Gen-YouTube monster movie, makes the convincingly chilling argument that the world will end — or, at least, Manhattan will crumble — with a bang and a whimper. The bang part, as millions who have seen the trailer already know, is supplied by the...thing...that arises on an otherwise peaceful May night to wreak destruction on New (...) - Reviews / Movie 2008-01-18 : "Cloverfield"

Drew Goddard - "Cloverfield" Movie - Aintitcool.com Review

Webmaster — 2008-01-16T21:29:54Z

Harry knows what CLOVERFIELD is!!!
Utterly Brilliant.
What is CLOVERFIELD?
For the past year or so, that's been the question that everyone has been asking. Well… they also wanted to know: What was that trailer? What's the name of this movie? Who are those actors? What is a SLUSHO? What does any of this mean?
Having seen the film, I can tell you – I have completely forgotten the marketing. I no longer care why the film is titled CLOVERFIELD, I don't think it has (...) - Reviews / Movie 2008-01-18 : "Cloverfield"