Drew Fleming is a screenwriter and producer whose career has spanned film, television, media, technology, and strategic communications.
Earlier in his career, Drew served as Development Executive at 3 Ring Circus Films, where he helped develop feature projects including Dream with the Fishes and Cherish, both of which received worldwide theatrical releases. He later wrote the produced feature thriller Red Serpent, starring Roy Scheider and Michael Paré, co-produced The Zeros, winner of the Audience Award at the South by Southwest Film Festival, and created and executive-produced the television series Journeys of the Heart: Peru, which was later acquired by AMC.
His current feature screenplay, WOUNDED TIGER, is a historical survival thriller set in colonial India, where an Irish labour recruiter, a Hindu widow, and a Muslim riverman are forced into an uneasy alliance after a man-eating tiger begins terrorizing workers and villages along a remote railway line. Beneath its commercial thriller engine, the screenplay explores responsibility, faith, grief, and the human cost of the system that brought them together.
After earning an MBA from the University of Southern California, Drew spent more than two decades leading creative, media, and technology organizations while continuing to develop original projects as a writer and producer. Across every stage of his career, storytelling remained the common thread—whether developing feature films, creating television, building brands, or leading creative organizations. He now writes full-time and is developing a slate of original feature films and television projects.
Selected Creative Credits
- Screenwriter — Red Serpent (feature film starring Roy Scheider and Michael Paré)
- Development Executive — 3 Ring Circus Films (Dream with the Fishes, Cherish)
- Co-Producer — The Zeros (SXSW Audience Award Winner)
- Creator & Executive Producer — Journeys of the Heart: Peru (television series, acquired by AMC)
- Writer — Omaha World-Herald (Article of the Year Award)
Education
- MBA, University of Southern California
- BA, Journalism, Creighton University
