Welcome to the Online Hub of Wordsmith Dan Ewen

Howdy. It is a pleasure to welcome you to my simple yet proud bastion of self-promotion.

This paragraph is where I would normally tell you about how I’ve always loved the written word, and how even as a child I spelled out ad copy with letter magnets on the Frigidaire. Though completely true, I would prefer not to waste your precious time with a trip down memory lane.

Long story short, I am a writer. I have written for TV, and have a handful of feature projects being pieced together by various companies and producers of note. I also have experience as a ghostwriter and journalist. However, if you’re visiting this humble site, chances are you’re in the market for a copy writer.

For going on seven years now I have written copy for trailers, commercials, print ads, and posters. I have worked on projects for Universal, Lionsgate, 20th Century Fox, Dreamworks, Paramount, Disney, The Weinstein Company, Relativity Media, Sony, Apatow Productions and HBO. I have also had the honor of freelancing at some of the finest firms and post-houses in the industry, including Wild Card, AV Squad and Ignition.

Please feel free to contact me for your copy needs. I’m a pretty good guy, and some would say reasonably nifty at this. Please take a gander at some samples of my work here. I am available for both freelance or “in house” work, inside or outside the realm of entertainment.

Glowing references are available upon request.

Yours,

Dan Ewen — mrewen@aol.com — (310)-569-3863

Samples of Dan Ewen’s Work

Here’s a glance at some of my material. This doesn’t include many other past projects, or a handful of current ones I am unable to discuss due to confidentiality agreements.

MOVIE TITLES

‘American Gangster’ (formerly ‘Tru Blue’)

‘My Soul to Take’ (formerly ’25/8′)

‘Breach’ (formerly ‘Hanssen’)

COPY

No fear
No regret
No curfew
(‘She’s Outta My League’)

When mankind lost hope
They found it
(‘Children of Men’)

On 12/12
They will make contact.
We’ll wish they hadn’t.
(‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’)

She destroyed his life
Not to mention his vacation.
(‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall’)

This summer
The slaughter’s in the water.
(‘Piranha 3-D’)

Doing lunch and taking names.
(‘Entourage’)

Gentlemen, start your vengeance.
(‘Faster’)

Objects in the universe
Are closer than they appear.
(‘Transformers 2′)

Dan Ewen
mrewen@aol.com