Growing up in Los Almos, Drew never dreamed he would be as great of a writer he is today, writing for some very well-known and popular shows. (edit) Shortly after Drew got his English degree, he moved to Los Angeles to become a production assistant. (edit) Drew graduated from the University of Colorado with an English degree. (edit) Drew Goddard won his first screenwriting award with co-writer Jane Espenson in 2003 for a episode from
Buffy The Vampire Slayer entitled "Conversations with Dead People" . (edit) Drew graduated from Los Alamos High school in 1993. (edit) Drew joined the writing staff of Lost in the 2006-2007 season. (edit) Drew attended the University of Colorado. (edit) Drew is 6'5" or 1.96m. (edit)

Drew Goddard: It's amazing to get to see your imagination come to life. Sometimes you write something really crazy, kind of as a joke, and then you see them do it. (edit) Drew Goddard: If you had told me when I was sitting in the classrooms in Los Alamos that I'd be doing this, I would have never believed it. (edit) Drew Goddard: I’m like a kid in the candy store writing Angel. There is no one more hard-boiled and tough than Angel and that’s a character we didn’t have on Buffy. (edit) Drew Goddard: Angel always has that noir element and I am the biggest noir geek. When I was originally talking about going to either Buffy or Angel, there was a part of me that was saying maybe I would be better suited on Angel because that’s what I love. Now I get to do it and it’s thrilling. (edit) Drew Goddard: (referring to first writing with the "Buffy" staff) It was absolutely horrifying. It was one of the most nerve-wracking experiences but everyone was the kindest, most welcoming group of people. I was just so scared because these are the writers I adore and worship and study. (edit) Drew Goddard: I'm not some unapproachable celebrity on a pedestal. I'm just like you, only I write for Angel, I have a severe drug problem, and I take a bath in money every day. (edit) Drew Goddard: It's hard enough to get a job on any show, but Buffy happened to be my favorite show of all time. (edit) Drew Goddard: (referring to "Buffy" staff) When they called and said they wanted to hire me, it was one of the best days of my life. (edit) Drew Goddard: For the first couple of years, every show I worked on got canceled in a very short time. (edit) Drew Goddard: (referring to his first job as a volunteer production assistant) I worked 16 hours a day. It was terrible, and I couldn't have loved it more. (edit) Drew Goddard: I knew I loved reading and writing, and I knew I loved movies, but I don't think I realized that people wrote them. When I started looking at jobs, I realized that would be fun. (edit) Drew Goddard: Growing up in Los Alamos, you don't know that you can do something like work in Hollywood. (edit)