David Webber and Jason Stewart

David Webber (born January 6, 1971) and Jason Stewart (born April 5, 1971) are an American writing and producing duo. They are known for writing and producing The Streets of San Francisco (2004) and The Galaxy's Misfits (2020) and are also known for producing the metamodernist animated films including Little Lily (2012) and Plucky Chicken (2014).

1985-1992: Early life
In 1985, while at high school, he wrote fan films for the San Francisco Lowell High School. After graduating from high school, both of them wants to go to filmmaking. His first screenwriting jobs were an adaptation of the video game Paperboy for Warner Bros. Pictures. After that, he tried to write a King Kong animated film for Amblimation but the plan was rejected.

1992-1999: The duo's beginnings
The duo then next wrote teen movies like Campus (1993) for TriStar Pictures. After that, the duo adapted television shows and turned into movies. The duo wrote Punky Brewster (1995) for Universal Pictures, followed by Clarissa (1997) for Nickelodeon Movies and Graduation Day (1999) for Caravan Pictures.

In 1996, while watching Friends, David Webber was asked to do a film version of it. His first assignment Webber loved was a romantic comedy set in Manhattan. He pitched it to New Regency, and agreed to a four-year first look agreement. Jason Stewart, meanwhile watched Beverly Hills, 90210, and he was asked to write a teen drama film. He submitted a script to Sony.

1999-2004: The middle era
While graduating from university, he watched a rerun of The Streets of San Francisco. Then he prompted to rewrite a draft of the film adaptation. Around the same time, while he was watching Get Real, being a fan of the show, both Webber and Stewart are close friends, and though he wanted to cast any of the show's cast members in the movie. The duo wrote The Autism Problem in 2001 for Warner Bros. Pictures.

Although both of them were fans of Friends, both of them mutually agreed and she liked to cast the series' girlfriends (Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow). Although the duo watched The Simpsons, he wanted to do an animated TV show or film he submitted. Webber produced a handful of films like Class Force, while Stewart takes care of screenwriting. Weber/Stewart Productions, the duo's production company was officially established in 2003.

Feature Film Filmography
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