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Paul Zbyszewski began his television career writing for the game show Weakest Link. This early gig provided a foothold in an industry that often demands years of unpaid labor before granting access to feature films.
Paul Zbyszewski released his first major theatrical film credit with After the Sunset in 2004. He co-wrote this film alongside Craig Rosenberg, marking his transition from daily television production to cinema.
Paul Zbrysiewski created Day Break for ABC during the 2006, 2007 television season. The short-lived science fiction series ran for only one season before cancellation cut its run short.
Paul Zbyszewski joined the fifth season of Lost as a supervising producer and writer in 2009. His group received multiple award nominations including an Emmy Award for outstanding drama series and an award from the Producers Guild of America.
Paul Zbyszewski held the title of executive producer or co-executive producer for every single episode across both years. This consistency gave him significant control over the show's direction and tone while ABC produced this new hit drama under his supervision.
May 2019 marked a shift when Paul Zbrysiewski became showrunner for a Helstrom series on Hulu. He served as executive producer for the project based on Marvel Comics characters Daimon and Satana Hellstrom.