David Luna earned his degree in physics before turning to writing, so naturally his interests tend to fall in the realm of science fiction. He worked in a state-of-the-art research lab experimenting with superconducting compounds, and then dirtied his hands in a blood plasma fractionation facility before receiving his MFA from USC's prestigious Writing for Film & Television program. There he was nominated for the USC Student Humanitas Award and was a finalist in the CBS Diversity Institute's Writers Mentoring Program. Over the years his projects have advanced in numerous competitions including winning Gold Prize for Science Fiction in the PAGE International Screenwriting Awards. David credits his solid foundation in the sciences for being able to bring a unique voice to his creative endeavors.