Background
LaTulippe was born in Cleveland, Ohio. His father"s job as a casket salesman caused his family to move across the United States between numerous cities before they settled in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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LaTulippe attended James Madison University in Virginia, where he studied film and writing.
Career
After working there for two years, he tired of the job, saying that it "start to suck away creativity". The film was ultimately directed by Nanette Burstein and released in September 2010. After selling his first screenplay, he quit his job as a script reader and became a full-time writer
lieutenant was announced in 2009 that LaTulippe would write a film adaptation of Breathers: A Zombie"s Lament, a novel by South. G. Browne, although the film is yet to go into production.
In 2011, he was approached by the talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) to create a humorous short film about their company. The result was Yom Kippur at WME, which starred J. B. Smoove.
The short film"s popularity snowballed and it caught the attention of Adam Goodman, the president of Paramount Film Group, who then contacted LaTulippe to offer him a job as a film director In 2012 Paramount announced that LaTulippe would direct an as-yet unnamed film for the studio.
