The Broken Telegraph

Ian Ebright spent his late teens and early 20s as a journalist and film critic for an online magazine of his creation. He  and his team of writers were hired to continue the website for UGO, and later- Fandom.com.  During his time as a film critic, Ian made appearances on television, radio and at the San Diego Comic Con. He also studied directing and cinematography at the Seattle Film Institute, and was a contributing writer for worldwidecritic.com.

Ian wrote several original screenplays throughout his 20s, and continued to get attention for those works. His last film-related project was a contracted effort with another screenwriter, but things eventually fizzled out. Ian then decided to change course: he began to write a non-fiction book, and created The Broken Telegraph.

Ian is 29 years old, and lives with his wife in Seattle, Washington. You can contact Ian by emailing him at: ian dot ebright (at) gmail dot com.

Brian Robinson was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and graduated from UCLA. Brian eventually made his way up to Seattle, where he met Ian for the first time. While working together at a local AM radio station, the two secured a producer and attempted to launch a movie-themed radio program.

Brian spent years as a film critic and writer for Ian’s websites The Entertainian and the Fan Insider before moving on to become the lead writer for worldwidecritic.com.

Brian recently moved back to Southern California, and currently lives in Long Beach. You can contact Brian by emailing him at: brian54 (at) hotmail dot com.