Drew Henriksen is the author of the Dragon Tales & Stories trilogy, Dragons & Wolves, The Dragon & The Detective, and Dragons and Science by ArcheBooks Publishing. Draghi & Lupi, the Italian translation, is currently on shelves in Europe. His dark western, Power of Prayer, has been playing throughout America. It won Best Short film at IOWF, a Golden Remi for Best Western at Worldfest Houston and APEX in Tucson, Best Western at Southern Shorts, and the Finishing Fund Grant at the Long Island International Film Expo. His Screenplay American Gunslingers won best screenplay at the 2018 World Music International Film Festival and his TV pilot script, Goodfella Pizza, won best screenplay at 2018’s Web, Television & Film Festival. In April of 2019, House in Haunted Woods took the Best Horror Screenplay award at Moody Crab Film Festival.
After years of being a laboratory supervisor for North Shore University Hospital, he began teaching science at Amityville Memorial High School in New York and an adjunct professor of forensic science for Syracuse University. Studying the martial arts he is now a Sensei, 4th Dan Master black belt. His Martial Arts work has gotten him stunt work and fight coordinator credit in several films. Drop by his website http://www.DrewHenriksen.com, or look him up on Facebook or IMDb.
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TV PILOT: Goodfella Pizza, by Drew Henriksen, Anthony Mangano

As it turns out, one of the local cowboys is a Wiseguy in witness protection. He is not happy with the attention that is now being brought to the town. Will the people he’s hiding from now find him?
During the season, more of the family friends come to visit them and inadvertently add to the persona. Mike’s ex-partner from the NYPD, Rocko Chen, is thought to be Yakuzza. Tony’s daughter Katie, misses her hipster boyfriend Justin, yet when he comes to visit, he is thought to be a hitman.
Goodfella Pizza is a light-hearted family comedy for all ages.
Drew Henriksen is the author of the Dragon Tales & Stories trilogy, Dragons & Wolves, The Dragon & The Detective, and Dragons and Science by ArcheBooks Publishing. Draghi & Lupi, the Italian translation of Book One, is currently on shelves in Europe. His dark western, Power of Prayer, has been playing throughout America and showing in Moscow. It won Best Short film at IOWF, a Golden Remi for Best Western at Worldfest Houstonand APEX in Tucson, the Finishing Fund Grant at the Long Island International Film Expo.
After years of being a laboratory supervisor for North Shore University Hospital, he began teaching science at Amityville Memorial High School in New York, right down the street from the famous Amityville Horror house. For eleven years has been and adjunct professor of forensic science for Syracuse University. Studying the martial arts he is now a Sensei, 4th Dan Master black belt. His Martial Arts work has gotten him stunt work and fight coordinator credit in several films. He also got to play a recurring character, Gath General, in the NBC show Kings. Drop by his website http://www.DrewHenriksen.com, or look him up on Facebook or IMDb.
LA Festival Feature Script: A Brooklyn Christmas, by Drew Henriksen, Anthony Mangano

Drew Henriksen is the author of the Dragon Tales & Stories trilogy, Dragons & Wolves, The Dragon & The Detective, and Dragons and Science by ArcheBooks Publishing. Draghi & Lupi, the Italian translation of Book One, is currently on shelves in Europe. His dark western, Power of Prayer, has been playing throughout America and showing in Moscow. It won Best Short film at IOWF, a Golden Remi for Best Western at Worldfest Houstonand APEX in Tucson, the Finishing Fund Grant at the Long Island International Film Expo.
After years of being a laboratory supervisor for North Shore University Hospital, he began teaching science at Amityville Memorial High School in New York, right down the street from the famous Amityville Horror house. For eleven years has been and adjunct professor of forensic science for Syracuse University. Studying the martial arts he is now a Sensei, 4th Dan Master black belt. His Martial Arts work has gotten him stunt work and fight coordinator credit in several films. He also got to play a recurring character, Gath General, in the NBC show Kings. Drop by his website http://www.DrewHenriksen.com, or look him up on Facebook or IMDb.