Craig specializes in dramatic writing with a comedic twist. He’s developed his ear for dialogue and theatrical material as a game designer, developing adventure & mystery games. He’s excited about the community theater production of his full-length comedy Love Is A Crocodile produced by the Misfits Theater Company at the Grand Central Arts Center. Recently, Craig wrote and directed a short comedic film, Body of Knowledge, which is currently making its way around the festival circuit.

In the advertising business, Craig learned to create prose that is efficient and impactful (you can’t waste the advertiser’s money!). During his time in advertising, he wrote radio commercials, web ads and web sites, print ads, executive speeches, audio/visual presentations and much, much more.

After selling his interactive ad firm, Craig moved into the app development world designing entertainment apps before the Apple iPhone even existed. Working with entertainment brands like Paramount Pictures (School of Rock), Walden Media (Around the World In 80 Days), he created many best-selling mobile games. Craig continued to design and create video games for PCs and smartphones for more than a decade. Among the dozens of games he's created, he wrote story and dialogue for game adaptations of classic literature such as Gaston Leroux' The Mystery of the Yellow Room and Wilkie Collins' Moonstone and Woman in White. He also created and wrote the comedic adventure game series Unsolved Mystery Club featuring the Amelia Earhart Mystery and the Ancient Astronauts.

Craig’s foundation in story, dialogue writing, and character development stems from his BA in English Literature degree from UCLA, where he graduated magna cum laude. In addition, Craig directed and acted in many theater productions in college and high school. Craig also received an MBA with an emphasis in marketing from USC. (Yes, he is both a Trojan and a Bruin, which has created a life-long inner conflict).