Michael Robert Johnson

Michael Robert Johnson counts "Sherlock Holmes" as his first screenplay credit. Johnson began making short films as a teenager on his mother's Super 8 camera in the early 1980s and went on to attend the London Film School in the late 1990s. He spent subsequent years working as a focus puller/camera assistant, including, coincidentally, on the post-production pickups for Guy Ritchie's film "Swept Away." Johnson continued to write scripts during this period, primarily in collaboration with writer/director Duncan Jones.

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