David Coggeshall
David Coggeshall (born April 12, 1976, in New York City, New York) is an American screenwriter and producer whose work spans high-concept thrillers and mainstream studio entertainment. Known primarily for writing, he has built a reputation for delivering sharp, audience-forward storytelling across multiple genres.
Coggeshall is credited as the writer of Orphan: First Kill, helping expand the franchise with a prequel that leans into suspense and twist-driven plotting. He also penned The Family Plan, blending action beats with family-centric comedy, and The Deliverance, a darker project that underscores his range and interest in heightened, dramatic material.
In addition to film, Coggeshall has connections to television, including a notable credit related to the long-running medical drama ER (listed as “Teammate”). With roots in New York and a growing list of widely seen titles, he continues to stand out as a versatile screen artist working at the intersection of genre and mass appeal.
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