Tawal Panyacosit, known for his work on “The Girls on the Bus,” has recently inked a representation deal with M88, following the successful debut of the series on Max. Panyacosit’s role as a story editor on the political drama, created by Amy Chozick and Julie Plec, has garnered attention, with the show delving into the lives of four female journalists covering presidential candidates.
“The Girls on the Bus” offers a captivating narrative, exploring themes of friendship, love, and political scandal, all set against the backdrop of a high-stakes presidential race. The series features a talented cast, including Melissa Benoist and Carla Gugino, and is produced by Berlanti Productions.
Panyacosit brings a wealth of experience to the table, with previous writing credits including “Vampire Academy” for Peacock and “Life After First Failure” for CW Seed, a series he co-created and co-executive produced alongside showrunners Julie Plec and Marguerite MacIntyre.
As a passionate advocate for diverse storytelling, Panyacosit’s background as the child of Chinese and Thai immigrants, coupled with his involvement in civil engagement initiatives, adds depth to his creative endeavors.
His commitment to fostering authentic representation in the entertainment industry is reflected in his role as the co-founder of the Think Tank for Inclusion & Equity.
M88, founded by industry veterans Phillip Sun and Charles D. King, prides itself on representing diverse talent across various creative fields. Panyacosit’s signing adds to the agency’s roster of storytellers and multi-hyphenates, further solidifying its commitment to promoting inclusive narratives in entertainment.
Panyacosit’s representation by M88 marks an exciting chapter in his career, and with his talent and dedication, he is poised to make a significant impact in the industry.
