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I’m Peter Kimball, a writer-director and educator based in Washington, DC. I am an experienced professional screenwriter and screenwriting professor. One of my great skills is working with directors, producers, and other creatives to help them realize their ideas in screenplay form. My work spans fiction, documentary, and short-form drama, with a focus on disability representation and Deaf culture. Films like Millstone and My Brother is Deaf have earned honors from major film festivals and qualified for Academy Award consideration.…I’m Peter Kimball, a writer-director and educator based in Washington, DC. I am an experienced professional screenwriter and screenwriting professor. One of my great skills is working with directors, producers, and other creatives to help them realize their ideas in screenplay form. My work spans fiction, documentary, and short-form drama, with a focus on disability representation and Deaf culture. Films like Millstone and My Brother is Deaf have earned honors from major film festivals and qualified for Academy Award consideration.

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I’m Peter Kimball, a writer-director and educator based in Washington, DC. I am an experienced professional screenwriter and screenwriting professor. One of my great skills is working with directors, producers, and other creatives to help them realize their ideas in screenplay form. My work spans fiction, documentary, and short-form drama, with a focus on disability representation and Deaf culture. Films like Millstone and My Brother is Deaf have earned honors from major film festivals and qualified for Academy Award consideration.…I’m Peter Kimball, a writer-director and educator based in Washington, DC. I am an experienced professional screenwriter and screenwriting professor. One of my great skills is working with directors, producers, and other creatives to help them realize their ideas in screenplay form. My work spans fiction, documentary, and short-form drama, with a focus on disability representation and Deaf culture. Films like Millstone and My Brother is Deaf have earned honors from major film festivals and qualified for Academy Award consideration.

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I’m Peter Kimball, a writer-director and educator based in Washington, DC. I am an experienced professional screenwriter and screenwriting professor. One of my great skills is working with directors, producers, and other creatives to help them realize their ideas in screenplay form. My work spans fiction, documentary, and short-form drama, with a focus on disability representation and Deaf culture. Films like Millstone and My Brother is Deaf have earned honors from major film festivals and qualified for Academy Award consideration.

Skills

Adobe After Effects

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Premiere Pro

DaVinci Resolve Studio

Adobe Illustrator

Experience Level

Adobe After Effects

Expert

Adobe Photoshop

Expert

Adobe Premiere Pro

Expert

DaVinci Resolve Studio

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Intermediate

Toon Boom Storyboard Pro

Intermediate

Toon Boom Harmony

Intermediate

Language

English

Fluent

German

Advanced

Work Experience

Adjunct Instructor at Georgetown University

January 1, 2026 - Present

Advanced Seminar in Writing for the Stage and Screen — advanced class in dramatic writing for theater and film. Taught as part of the Bachelor Liberal Arts program at Patuxent Institution. (taught in Spring 2026)

Adjunct Instructor at George Mason University, College of Visual and Performing Arts

January 1, 2019 - Present

FAVS 475: Advanced Fiction Directing; FAVS 496: Senior Capstone in Screenwriting; FAVS 483: Feature-Length Scriptwriting; FAVS 380: Writing for Television; FAVS 375: Fiction Film Directing; FAVS 280: Writing for the Moving Image. (taught in multiple terms, most recently Fall 2025 and ongoing since 2019)

Adjunct Instructor at American University, School of Communication

January 1, 2018 - January 1, 2023

COMM 105: Visual Literacy — Foundation course introducing undergraduates to visual media and film, with emphasis on understanding different forms and methods of media production. (taught every semester from Spring 2018 through Spring 2023)