Briggs Hatton is a versatile writer with a wealth of experience in multiple media. With a Humanities M.A. from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor's degree in Theater and English Fiction Writing from Northwestern University, Hatton has honed skills for development and storytelling across various fields. Besides being a WGA TV writer, story analyst, and TV script coordinator, Hatton has made a name for themselves as a freelance editorial copywriter for print and online, as well as in digital marketing and branding.

Hatton's artistic background includes training in comedy, sketch, and writing at Second City Conservatory, with performances at Second City Chicago and Improv Olympic Chicago. Additionally, Hatton has extensive experience in theatre arts, playwriting, teaching, and comedy. Before embarking on a writing career, Hatton served as a theater director at Harvard-Westlake School and as a teacher of English and Drama at Sacred Heart Prep Atherton.

Hatton's work in the entertainment industry includes stints as a researcher for TBS' "The Misery Index" at WarnerMedia, a writer for Writers Guild of America West, a reader for Entertainment One and Miramax, and a semifinalist judge for Script Competition at Austin Film Festival. They were also a playwright for The Fugitive Kind and a reader/script analyst of Black List fame.

Hatton's well-rounded background in writing, comedy, and theatre arts has allowed them to become a versatile content creator in various media. Their expertise in editorial copywriting and digital marketing is something that many companies can benefit from. They are a multi-talented individual who can bring a lot of value to any media-oriented project.