By James Caldwell, PWTorch assistant editor

Another head writer for WWE television, David Kreizman, is leaving WWE this week, reports the Wrestling Observer.

Kreizman was an award-winning soap-opera TV writer before joining WWE in March. His departure comes the same week WWE produced the critically-acclaimed Payback PPV and Monday's Raw episode.

According to the report, Kreizman felt the travel schedule was "brutal" and the constant re-writes were too much.

Kreizman is the third head writer to leave WWE during the first-half of the year. It points to WWE's Creative structure being unlike any other TV production company, so new writers either find a way to adjust or leave the company.

On June 12, WWE posted a job listing for a new Head Writer. The position reads: "The Head Writer/Producer will be responsible for the creative content and scripts of all television content. He/She will manage a team of writers who will produce compelling content for broadcast."

Included in the responsibilities is "manage a team of home-based writers to build compelling stories that capture the audience and generate buzz." Plus, "Consistently improve and refine storylines."

On May 29, WWE posted new job listings for Raw and Smackdown lead writers to try to re-build the next layer of the Creative Team.

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