This collection consists of the scripts and photographs of American screenwriter and producer Jack Rose (1911-1995).

This collection contains television and film scripts, drafts of novels and manuscripts, and books that were written or collected by Richard Sale during his career as an author and screenwriter from 1937-1987.

This collection consists of scripts, magazine and newspaper articles, set designs, and photographs of American television screenwriter and producer Sherwood Schwartz (1916-2011). Schwartz created the television shows "Gilligan's Island" and "The Brady Bunch," which make up the majority of the collection content.

This collection contains papers of writer and producer Steve Shagan (1927-2015). Materials consist of the final shooting script for “Save the Tiger” (1972); manuscript and galleys of “Save the Tiger” novelization; shooting script for “A City of Angels” (1973) released as “Hustle” (1975); and an original manuscript and galley proofs of “A City of Angels” novelization.

This collection consists of manuscripts and screenplays from American writer, Maximilian "Max" Shulman (1919-1988). Shulman's most famous character, Dobie Gillis, appeared in his novels, films, and a television series.

This collection chiefly consists of the television scripts of screenwriter, editor, and producer Aubrey Solomon, dating from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. There are also photocopies of film information for Twentieth Century-Fox releases and two interviews and audiovisual materials.

This collection consists of the scripts of American screenwriter and producer James "Jim" R. Stein (b. 1950).

This collection consists of scripts, production notes, and financial records for films and television series that American screenwriter, producer, and director Leonard Stern (1922-2011) worked on.

This collection consists of scripts, production notes, and newspaper clippings of American screenwriter Stewart Stern (1922-2015). Stern is best known for writing the film "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955).

This collection consists of personal papers and scripts of screenwriter Barry Trivers (1907-1981). Trivers was best known for his work as a screenwriter on "Star Trek" episodes and " Naked City."