Ryan Murphy

“Identity that gives him his individuality” trying not to hide his identity, accepting himself as what he was, he came out as a confident young man. The writer beyond anyone’s imagination, love for his passion made him the best writer “Ryan Murphy”. Ryan Murphy was born on 30th November 1965 in INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA US. His father was a newspaper circulation director, and his mother was a writer. He attended schooling in Catholic school and graduated from Warren Central high school INDIANAPOLIS. He was a confident kid and was bold enough to announce that he was a gay. At the age of 15 after coming out of his parents, Murphy saw a therapist who said: “he was too precocious for his goods.” Murphy enrolled at Indiana University, Bloomington while he worked for the school newspaper as writing was in his blood and also performed with Singing Hoosier show choir. After starting out as a journalist after his graduation, Murphy worked for the Miami Herald, The Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, Knoxville News Sentinel and Entertainment Weekly. He began scriptwriting in late 1990’s. Murphy, who was in love for films and television, started scriptwriting. Where one of his script “Why Can’t I Be Audrey Hepburn?” was the best and was purchased by Steven Spielberg Steven Spielberg is an American producer, director >> Read More... , who initially signed on the direct it. Warren brother obtained the script and put on to develop it. The film was dropped later. Murphy started his television career in 1999 which was a teen comedy show where he wrote most of the episode. In 2003, he created “Nip /Tuck” which gained him the Global Awards which was aired on FX and both was a commercial hit this highly successful program ended on 2010

.He wrote and directed many episodes and severed as the executive producer who gained his the Emmy nomination for outstanding directing for drama series. In 2009, he started with his debut of “ Glee Glee is one of the most in-demand and eminent Amer >> Read More... ”. It was the top-rated program of the season. It gained him Emmy award which includes one for Murphy and in 19 various categories it was nominated. And the second season was nominated for 16 categories. Glee also received 2010 AFI award for TV program of the year and CAID media award for outstanding comedy series. In 2015, Glee was successfully ended. Murphy directed Julie Robert in a screenplay he co-wrote based on the book “Eat, Play, Love” the film crossed over $200 million. “The New Normal” was started on 2012 which ran for a season till 2013 and which was not renewed for a second season. Later in 2011 “American Horror Story”, in 2015 “Scream Queens” and in 2016 “American Crime Story” are his ongoing projects. Murphy serves on the national advisory board of the Young story teller’s Foundation at Los Angeles area education program that brings entertainment profession into the classrooms. Looking at Murphy’s life at its peak with his doting husband and two children. It’s about what you love about yourself that gives you the reason for other to love you. Decisions which we make can give us our biggest “U-turns” in life, but standing with our decision strengthens a character “Life Is All About Acceptance”.