Luke Muyskens is a Los Angeles-based writer from Minnesota who came to screenwriting via literary fiction. He earned an MFA from Queen's University of Charlotte and has published work in the Santa Monica Review, New Madrid, West Branch, Arts & Letters, the Hopkins Review, SAND Berlin, New American Writing, a Pact Press anthology on the opioid epidemic, and more.
Luke was a winner of the 2022 Yes, And… Laughter Lab and the 2023 Lit Fest Emerging Writer Fellowship in Screenwriting. He has participated in The Opportunity Agenda’s Creative Change Retreat, a New Orleans Writers Residency, and a Tin House Summer Workshop as a scholar.
Luke has earned slots as a finalist for the ISA TV Pilot Pitch Challenge, a semifinalist for the Almanack Screenwriters October Colony and the ATX Television Festival Pitch Competition, and a second-rounder for the 2023 & 2024 Sundance Development Track and the 2023 & 2024 Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition.
Outside of writing, Luke is primarily occupied by Wikipedia, car trouble, and pawn shops. He is currently seeking representation
Luke was a winner of the 2022 Yes, And… Laughter Lab and the 2023 Lit Fest Emerging Writer Fellowship in Screenwriting. He has participated in The Opportunity Agenda’s Creative Change Retreat, a New Orleans Writers Residency, and a Tin House Summer Workshop as a scholar.
Luke has earned slots as a finalist for the ISA TV Pilot Pitch Challenge, a semifinalist for the Almanack Screenwriters October Colony and the ATX Television Festival Pitch Competition, and a second-rounder for the 2023 & 2024 Sundance Development Track and the 2023 & 2024 Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition.
Outside of writing, Luke is primarily occupied by Wikipedia, car trouble, and pawn shops. He is currently seeking representation