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Screenwriters are an eclectic lot, so these personal Web sites of WGAW members include all kinds of content, from stories for kids to cartoons to commerce to whatever...especially whatever. Check them out. Please note that any reference to television and/or film credits has not been reviewed by the WGAW. To confirm writing credits, call the Guild Credits Department at (323) 782-4528.
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Max Adams
(Credits include: Excess Baggage)
Good looking naked people. Lots of them! (Okay, just kidding.) Really, it's one more personal shrine on the internet superhighway -- ooh la la -- featuring essays on life, places, and (natch) Hollywood; a chapter excerpt from The Screenwriter's Survival Guide or Guerilla Meeting Tactics and Other Acts of War by (you guessed it) coming out in spring 2001 from Warner Books; press clips; credits; interesting sites for screenwriters; anything I stumble across I find interesting and feel like putting up there (because it's my site and I can do that -- wink); and the monthly "thoughts" page where I sass the world.
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Sheila R. Allen
(Credits include: Hotel, Fantasy Island, Guiding Light; also author of 14 novels) |
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Jeff Andrus
(Credits include: Proud Men, The Fatal Image, Miles from Nowhere, Triumph of the Heart: The Ricky Bell Story; two crime novels: Tracer, Inc., Neighborhood Watch, Strength of Character & Grace: The Courage to be Brilliant [co-author])
I billboard editing and writing services for books, screenplays and speeches, then have fun with a free entertainment sampler. |
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Gary Apple
(Credits include: The Sinbad Show, Get Smart [re-make], The Simpsons, Sabrina )
Stupid.com is the funniest store in cyberspace. I have tried to combine my comedy writing experience with e-commerce. Stupid.com offers Stupid Candy, Stupid Gifts, and free Stupid Games and Stupid Jokes. |
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Adrienne Armstrong
(Credits, co-written with Martie Cook, include: Alf, Charles In Charge, Joe's Life, Full House, and One West Waikiki )
This site, which Adrienne shares with writing partner Martie Cook, gives information on a new script consulting business geared toward writers of all kinds. |
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John August
(Credits include: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Big Fish, Go )
A ton of useful information about screenwriting, largely directed towards newer screenwriters. Extensive Q & A's.
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Jina Bacarr
(Credits include: animation, daytime television, interactive, business books, novel, contributing editor for Cosmopolitan, Playgirl, Micro-Times)
Sneek Peek into the Web Diaries of 4 Teenage Girls--Suzy IQ, Vibe, High-Five, and 411--what they think 'bout everything from babe faves to love gloves and how they deal with the drug problem in their community. You gotta have it! |
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Steve Barancik
(Credits include: The Last Seduction, No Good Deed [shared credit],
Domino [shared story credit], founder/performer of
writers-performing-comedy group Monolog Cabin)
The only children's books I've written have been for my daughter, but
they've been among the best writing experiences I've had. I know a great children's book when I read it, and I know a bad one. The goal of Best Children's Books is to help parents make better book choices and to help aspiring children's book writers find their way. |
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Lynn Barker
(Credits include: Twilight Zone, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Amazing Stories)
Lynn's Web page covers her "other" career: many years as a script consultant. Need help on your script? Lynn says "I've got the experience. Check it out." |
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Mary Batten
(Credits include: Time-Life, National Geographic, Children's Television Workshop, Future MedEx, Disney)
Includes quotes from one of Mary's recent books, a list of her recently published articles, and her biography. |
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Richard Beban
(Credits include: Episodes of Barney Miller, the feature Massive Retaliation, and a TV movie, Christmas Without Snow )
Eschews credits and such in favor of poetry, his present passion, and no doubt the muse with whom he will continue a lifelong dance. |
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Parker Bennett
(Credits include: Mystery Date, Super Mario Bros., Sweet Valley High)
Mogulsoft provides database solutions for motion pictures and television. |
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Jeffrey Berman
(Film credits include: Miss Romance, The Witness, The Postal Police, My New Dad, Wishing, The Tourists, On The Air; TV credits include: The Last Rainmaker, The Biography of J.K. Rowling, Guilty Of Suspicion, The Write Environment; Other credits: UnitedHollywood.com, co-founder)
A site that features interviews with writers and tips on the art of writing for the entertainment industry. |
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Sharon Boorstin
(Credits include: Fire with Fire, Moving Violations, Warm Texas Rain)
Promotes my novel Cookin' for Love and my memoir/cookbook Let Us Eat Cake. |
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Terry Borst
(Credits include: Wing Commander III, Wing Commander IV, BUGS, Midnight Runaround)
Everything you ever wanted to know about Terry Borst--or at least enough to get by for the pop quiz. |
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Sonya Gay Bourn
(Credits include: Grace Under Fire)
The site revolves around my writing and the directing of my first short film, "Sweet Union." |
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Gordon Bressack
Emmy Award-winning writer Gordon Bressack spouts off on multiple issues, most of which are aimed at his fellow writers. |
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Larry Brody
(Credits include: hundreds of primetime episodes including Star Trek, Diagnosis Murder, Walker: Texas Ranger; Producer: Police Story, The Fall Guy, Partners In Crime, Mike Hammer)
An insider's look at television writing, with how-to sections on everything from structure and characterization to pitching and making contacts, and includes free chat, a message board, and a free e-mail service for writers. |
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Bill Bryan
(Credits include: Meego, Mr. Rhodes, The Faculty, The Second Half, Thea, Coach, Good & Evil, Anything But Love, Night Cour)
The official web site of veteran TV writer-producer Bill Bryan, featuring information about his debut novel, Keep It Real. |
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L. Virginia Browne
(Credits include: Days of Our Lives, Another World, Guiding Light, Capitol; MOW's: Daddy, Deadly Medicine, Mixed Blessings; Mini-series: Zoya; and feature film Sioux City)
Linda Hamner
(Credits include: Another World, Texas, Capitol, Santa Barbara, General Hospital)
Cleo and Tyrone, featured in the book (authored by above-noted WGA members) Letters from Cleo and Tyrone: A Feline Perspective on Love, Life and Litter. Includes sections about the book, cat biographies, the wit and wisdom of Cleo and Tyrone, reviews and a photo album. If you can suspend disbelief sufficiently to believe cats have computers and can write to each other, you might find this fun. |
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James Bruner & Elizabeth Stevens
(Credits include: Missing In Action, The Delta Force, Invasion USA)
Working screenwriters - with two Number 1 Films to our credit - offer consulting and development services to help writers/producers/etc. make their script the best it can be... Also includes bios, projects in development and Grandma's secret egg salad sandwich recipe. |
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Craig Buck
(Credits include: V: The Final Battle, Overnight Sensation, A Fighting Choice, A Skyward Christmas)
An exhaustive source for links to entertainment industry related sites around the world, plus financial resources should you be swimming in residuals, and a great set of hot links. |
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Allison Burnett
(Credits include: Film: Bleeding Hearts, Red Meat, Autumn in New York, Perfect Romance; Fiction: Christopher: A Tale of Seduction (Broadway Books, 2003)
A Web site about the writer and director. |
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Lonnie Burr
(Credits include: Two For The Show: Great 20th Century Comedy Teams, Fame, The Mouseketeer's 25th Anniversary Special )
Monthly current updates re: the 1950's Mickey Mouse Club and Mouseketeers, retro articles/photos+, credits, special offers (books, tape). |
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Diana Reynolds Chambers
(Credits include: Inside-Out, Rin Tin Tin, The First Toy, as well as fiction, travel writing, Web design, computer game writing/design)
Silkroad.org is about connectivity and the merging of worlds: film, television, multimedia, print. The site is a work in progress, a portfolio of Diana's words and images, chapters and scenes, production company info and the story of her daughter, recently adopted from China. |
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Matthew Chapman
(Film credits include: Runaway Jury [shared credit], Consenting Adults; Other credits include: writing for Harper's Magazine and National Geographic, and two books, Trials Of The Monkey - An Accidental Memoir and 40 Days And 40 Nights - Darwin, Intelligent Design, God, OxyContin, And Other Oddities On Trial In Pennsylvania)
Contact details, bio, credits. |
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Paula Cizmar
(Credits include: American Family)
An eclectic mix of info on useful writers tools and resources, plus news on Paula's upcoming projects, cool links, and the text of reviews and scripts. |
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Steve Clements
(Credits include: Welcome Back, Kotter, Three's Company, Dinah, i)
Steve Clements improves writing and oral communications skills for business. He works on an individual and group basis to teach techniques essential for effective oral performances and written presentations. This site provides details on his methods. |
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Allan Cole
(Credits include: Quincy, The A-Team, Werewolf, Walker, Texas Ranger; Novels: A Reckoning For Kings, The Sten Series, The Timura Trilogy)
Allan's page features sample chapters and covers of his 18-plus novels, as well as author's readings and music inspired by his work. |
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Martie Cook
(Credits include: Charles In Charge, Joe's Life, (co-written with Adrienne Armstrong) Full House, (co-written with Adrienne Armstrong) and One West Waikiki)
Scripts That Sell is a new script consulting business geared toward film and television writers. |
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Jon Cooksey
(Credits include: So Weird, Rugrats)
This site from Jon and writing partner/spouse Ali Marie Matheson contains a resume of their work. |
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Julie Dash
(Credits include: Daughters of the Dust, Sax Cantor Riff, Grip Til It Hurts)
Serving up history, gumbo, red rice and cinema. Exploration of the African-American culture of the South Carolina Sea Islands with a look at independent African-American women filmmakers, Gullah artists and Hot Links to the diaspora. |
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Genie Davis
(Credits include: Port Charles; 3 features optioned)
Relax, enjoy, read some excerpts from my screenplays, produced and unproduced, read some excerpts from my novels, published and unpublished. |
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Brett Dewey
(Credits Include: California Dreams, Hang Time, Saved By The Bell--original series, College Years, and The New Class)
Your basic "yep, those are credits" credits page with links to Brett's far more exciting pages about his Big Bear Cabin and his Electric Car the EV1)! |
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Irving Elman
(Credits include: Backlash, Hallmark Hall of Fame, The Brass Ring [stage play]; Book: So You Want to Be a Scriptwriter and make a million dollars)
This site presents a resume of Irving's writing and producing career. |
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Jim Emerson
(Credits include: It's Pat: The Movie, Saturday Night Live, Microsoft Cinemania)
A cyber-place for serious movie lovers to crash. The CinePad is hodge-podge of impassioned essays about movies and media, including multimedia features (like The Dark Room, devoted to film noir; or Franksville--Sinatra's kind of town), appreciation of film greats (Buster Keaton and Barbara Stanwyck, for example) and great films--even some unorthodox reviews. |
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Roger Eschbacher
(Credits include: Baby Looney Tunes, Rocket Power, America's Funniest Videos, Star Trek: TNG; former member of The Groundlings main company)
The official excuse for doing this site was to promote my kids' book. The reality is that I enjoy monkeying around with all of this newfangled web stuff and didn't need much of an official excuse. The end result is a tongue-in-cheek shrine that hopefully visitors won't find too noxious. |
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Gabe Essoe and Kelley Miles Essoe
(Credits include: Police Woman, The Devil's Rain, Magnum PI, Rockford Files, Blackfeather, Quantum Leap, Star Trek: Deep Space 9)
A site for screenwriters and filmmakers featuring regularly-updated Script Sales & Deals, Featured Agents & Agency contact list, Production Company Contact lists, Signatory Agencies, Industry News, Writers Sites links, Filmmakers Glossary, writers Software Reviews, writers Research Resources, Net Search Engines, Screenwriters Forum, and Monthly Links of Interest. |
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Elliot Feldman
(Credits include: Password, Hollywood Squares, The Price is Right, The Match Game and Nickelodeon's Double Dare)
Elliot Feldman is a Cable ACE nominated TV and multimedia writer, who has created games, jokes, and puzzles for game shows, but his site is devoted to his cartoons. "This stuff ain't pretty," he warns. |
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Peter Ferland
(Credits include: Bereft, humor pieces on McSweeney's)
Humor and photography. |
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Steven Jay Fisher
(Credits include: Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, Jackie Gleason: The Great One, Scandals, Out of Control, plus many animated credits)
Beatnik Ravens Productions is the home site of writer Steven Jay Fisher, offering full entertainment and corporate writing services and more. |
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Jack Fitzgerald
(Credits include: Tequila, Sweet Promised Land, Beethoven's Nephew, La Nuit de Varenne)
This website deals with Jack's newly published novel about a film star who reveals a bombshell via her tell-all autobiography: she started off in life as a man! The title of the book is Contessa: An Unexpurgated and Intimate Autobiography of the Great Star as told to Jack Fitzgerald. The Web site includes tidbits about Jack's background as a screenwriter and playwright in the USA, Mexico, and France. |
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Robert L. Freedman
(Credits include: Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, What Makes A Family, What Love Sees)
On the Web site, you can read about my movies and plays, my writing career in television, film and theatre, peruse my credits, and read my tragic-comic columns about my adventures in show business, "Tricksters and Hucksters: Showbiz Archetypes." |
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Jon George
(Credits include: Escape 2000, Final Terror, Don't Talk to Strangers)
Contains From FADE IN through FADE OUT, an e-book on screenwriting, as well as film essays, film reviews, and links to related sites. |
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Bart Gold
(Credits include: Band Camp, The Time To Move, and Standing On My Sister's Shoulders)
In addition to writing for film (Universal) and television (PBS, TNT), Bart Gold is an accomplished visual artist- as showcased on BartGold.com |
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Michael Steven Gregory
(Credits include: 'Long Came Charlie, Dis'n the Make, We, The Writer, Blood, Silver Surfer, and non-superhero comic books)
Updated info on annual San Diego retreat. Ongoing "Prognosis of a Movie Unmade" and "Evolution of a TV Script" series, from First to Final Revised Draft--the bad and the good in all its bitter black & white! |
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James Gunn
(Credits include: Scooby-Doo, Spy vs. Spy, The Newlyweds)
Official site for writer, author, and actor James Gunn, featuring information about his new novel, "The Toy Collector." |
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Michael Halperin
(Credits include: Features: Black Wheels; Developed: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe animated TV series, TV: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Falcon Crest, The Fall Guy, Quincy)
Some life information; books for writers and novels (that I hope you'll buy); plays and other items you may find interesting -- or not! Want to know more? Check out the website. |
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Bob Harris
(Credits include: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation)
I'm a former writer for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Over the years, I've also been a stand-up comedian, an AP-award winning syndicated radio humorist, on-air talent for TLC's Mostly True Stories, a contributor to magazines ranging from the Humanist to National Lampoon, and one of Jeopardy's all-time biggest winners. |
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James S. Hart
(Credits include: Mob Rules Game Show)
All surfers must die... |
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Carol Hatfield
(Credits include: Lucy Webb Show, Wilton North Report, Whatever Became Of...?, American Music Awards, Blind Date)
Included on the site are credits, articles, sketches, commercial parodies, a sitcom sample, and an AVI video clip. |
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Marc Hershon
(Credits include: Santa Jr., Monster Makers, cable movies for the Hallmark Channel)
A personal Web site, with information about the many things I'm into (including improvisational comedy) and a resume of my writing projects. |
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Odie Hawkins
(Film credits include: Eli’s Games; TV credits include: Sanford and Son: The Big Party; Old Sister)
Contains the various titles of works by Odie Hawkins, in television, movies, radio; including four recently published books. |
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David Hines
(Credits include: Once Bitten)
The Web site for Screenwriters Without A Million Dollar Spec Sale. |
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Ryan Hopak
(Credits include: Hollywood Squares, Street Smarts and Survivor: Africa. Emmy-nominated for Win Ben Stein's Money)
My goal has always been to make the world laugh, whether it be through comedic acting, writing or producing. Now I'm venturing into Weird Al territory by having Dr. Demento play my song parodies on the radio! Please give a listen to my songs "I Like Ebert" and "Tribal Council." Have a good laugh! |
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Robert Illes
(TV Credits include: City Guy, Goode Behavior, Sister, Sister, Amen, Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson, Silver Spoons, Private Benjamin, The Mary Tyler Moore Hour, Dick Clark's Good Ol'days: From Bobby Sox to Bikinis, The Carol Burnett Show, Fernwood 2Night, America 2Night, What's Happening)
A blog about my writing experiences, suggestions, tips and interaction with other writers, new, old and otherwise. Robert Illes member since 1972. |
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Elia Katz
(TV credits include: Hill Street Blues, Tour of Duty, Bronx Zoo, Equal Justice, Against the Law, Simon & Simon, T&T)
Free downloads of two novels by Elia Katz – “I Track Down Freaks” (A Science Fiction Novel) and “The Notebooks of Michael Mabius.” |
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Robert Katz
(Credits include: Massacre in Rome, The Cassandra Crossing, The Moro Affair)
New and unique on the Internet, TheBoot.it is a multi-layered reference work for English-language speakers and writers as viewed from the author's perspective. Katz, a long-time resident of Italy, has written more than one million words on Italian history - award-winning books, essays and articles, feature films, documentaries, and television reportage - with particular emphasis on the 20th century: the rise and fall of Fascism, Italy in World War II, and beyond. TheBoot provides free access to much of this material and the extensive research on which it is based. |
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Jon Kroll
(Credits include: Amanda & the Alien [Showtime], Movie Magic [Discovery Channel], How'd They Do That? [The Learning Channel], Clones: The DNA War [The Learning Channel])
Contains information about all of Jon's current and upcoming projects with downloadable production photos, cast and crew information. |
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Richard Krzemien
(Credits include: Star Trek: TNG, The New Twilight Zone, War of the Worlds, Quiz Kids)
The Writer at Work, is a weekly comic created by member Richard Krzemien. Updated every Monday, the comic highlights the joys and challenges faced by creative people everywhere through the eyes of The Writer. |
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John Kuri
(Credits include: Feature: Captive Hearts [MGM]; MOW: One More Mountain [Disney ABC]; TV: Ohara [Warner Bros. TV/ABC]; Novel: Cheyenne Rising Sun [Seven Lock Press/Ingram])
Kuriproductions.com presents the filmography of producer, writer, director John A. Kuri and gives a look at some of his published works, his recent historical novel, and some of the projects he is currently developing for his company. |
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Dale Kutzera
(Credits include: Feature: Dating Mr. Huggles [20th Century Fox]; Military Intelligence And You [Pax Americana Pictures]; TV: Strange Frequency [VH1]; Without a Trace [CBS])
Site dedicated to the independent anti-war satire. Scenes from vintage WWII training films are mashed-up with new scenes starring Patrick Muldoon. |
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Ross LaManna
(Credits include: Rush Hour; Mini-series: Titanic, Arctic Blue, Chrome Soldiers; Feature: Hogan's Heroes)
The Web site of screenwriter/novelist Ross LaManna, featuring information about his films as well as his first novel, Acid Test. |
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Steven Paul Leiva
(Credits include: The 12 Dogs of Christmas [story by, shared]; Plays: Made On The Moon, Bob Bergen: Not Just Another Prettty Voice [co-author])
The Web site for my novel, Blood is Pretty. It is the first mysterious adventure of the Fixxer, which has gathered praise from Ray Bradbury and Richard Zanuck, interesting readers reviews, and dust on numerous bookshelves. |
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Paul Levine
(Credits include: JAG, First Monday, the Jake Lassiter novels, Solomon vs. Lord)
The site includes a sneak preview of the novel, Solomon vs. Lord, described by one critic as "Moonlighting in the courtroom." |
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Randy Littlejohn
(Credits co-written with Christy Marx include: He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe, Stargate Infinity, The Ultimate Books of Spells, X-Men Evolution, Kong: The Animated Series, Roswell Conspiracies)
Randy's resume from his personal Web site. |
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Stephen Lodge
(Credits include: The Honkers, Kingdom of the Spiders, Rio Diablo)
This Web site features Stephen's personal photographs taken Behind the Scenes on the many movie and TV sets I have visited or worked on throughout the years. I am asking that anyone else who is interested in sharing their own Behind The Scenes collections contact me or my Webmaster, and we'll include their photos on the site. This is a non-commercial site. |
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Bobby Logan
(Credits include: Features: Repossessed, Meatballs 4, Up Your Alley, Yard Sale [shared credit]; TV: The World's Most Dangerous Rescues, Behind the Laughs [FOX Special], Vent! [MTV Pilot]; Count DeClues Mystery Castle! [FOX Pilot] The Half Hour Comedy Hour, Laugh Trax)
Lots of fun, silliness, and curious stuff. A place for me (and you) to hang out and kick it. |
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Craig Machen
(TV credits include: Summerland, Wasted)
A skeptical screenwriter and a Christian pastor talk about faith. |
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Brent Maddock
(Feature credits include: Co-written with Steve Wilson: Short Circuit, Short Circuit II, Batteries Not Included, Hearts and Souls, Tremors, Tremors II)
Brent and writing partner Steve Wilson are part of Stampede Entertainment. This site lists upcoming projects, gives background on some of their films, and includes a Tremors II fan section. |
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Rich Martini
(Credits include: Three For the Road, You Can't Hurry Love, Limit Up)
This site features clips from my various films in real media, as well as pix from what I've been up to. |
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Christy Marx
(Credits include: Captain Power, Twilight Zone, Babylon 5, Hypernauts, G. I. Joe, Jem, Conan the Adventurer, Reboot, X-Men: Evolution, He-Man, Stargate: Infinity)
Christy has worked as a showrunner, developer, story editor and writer for film, live-action TV, animation, computer games, comics and books. Her Web site features agent information, detailed credits, a writing FAQ page, autobiography, and the Moggyblog. |
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Ali Marie Matheson
(Credits include: So Weird, Rugrats)
This site from Ali and writing partner/spouse Jon Cooksey contains a resume of their work. |
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Wynne McLaughlin
(Credits include: Johnny 2.0, Terminal Justice a/k/a Cybertech P.D., Silk Stalkings)
Includes resume, personal info, lists of "favorite stuff," and cool links. |
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Andrea Carla Michaels
(Credits include: Designing Women, Dick Clark's Challengers)
Andrea is a a former stand-up comic and gameshow/sitcom writer who now lives and works in San Francisco, where she's a professional namer of companies and products. This site provides links to her resume, name lists, and her various radio appearances. |
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Karyl Miller
(Credits include: The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Cosby Show, many others, Emmy winner for Lily Tomlin)
Sitcom School, Story 911!, Am I Right?, Daily Variety columns, and resume. You'll laugh and learn. |
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George Morgan
(Credits include: Second to Die)
A compilation of some of George Morgan's film and theatre credits over the last 10 years. |
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Rick Nahmias
(Credits include: Memoirs Of A Backwards Leaf, Self-Made Men)
A site featuring Rick's professional photography and photojournalism work. |
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Matt Neuman
(Credits include: Writer/producer: Not Necessarily the News, Saturday Night Live, Fridays, This Just In, Lily, Bob and Ray, Jane, Laraine, and Gilda, The Chicken Little Comedy Show. Four WGA awards, seven cable ACE awards, five Emmy nominations.) |
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Andrew Hill Newman
(Credits include: Guys Like Us, The Amanda Show, Saturday Night Live, Imagining Emily)
A very fun site with an unsurpassed links page, biographical info, disc golf info, and more! |
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Andrew Nicholls
(Credits include: Co-head writer The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson)
Site contains - resumes and sample material, and a link to our impolitic humor site, www.fezgod.com. |
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Tom O’Connor
Planetoconnor.com is my central hub. It lists my credits and links to the other things I’m working on, etc. |
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Steve Oedekerk
(Credits include: Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, The Nutty Professor, Nothing to Lose, The Nutty Professor II)
Full of colorful animated characters from Steve's NBC comedy special, trading cards that visitors can download and collect, a puzzle game, Steve's biography, information about the NBC special, and cool video and audio clips that visitors can download. |
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Barry Pearson
Barry offers free advice and resources for screenwriters and links to over 100 screenplay writing articles. |
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Michael Reaves
(Credits include: The New Twilight Zone, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Batman: The Animated Series, Gargoyles, and Invasion America, plus features and novels)
A complete list of Michael's TV credits, as well as features, novels, short stories, comic books, and other odds and ends that he's written. More than you ever wanted to know. |
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Blair Richwood
(Credits include: The Other Sister [story, shared credit])
Take advantage of Blair Richwood's 12 years of studio experience as a development exec for A-list talent. She's your confidential script editor/analyst on a per-project or hourly basis. Line edits, page notes, extensive reports, story meetings and Table Readings are offered. And demystify development with her UCLA course. Richwood Script Consultants--always effective, creative and fast. |
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Christopher Riley & Kathleen Riley
(Credits include: The feature After the Truth and the upcoming book by Christopher Riley, The Hollywood Standard: The Complete and Authoritative Guide to Script Format and Style)
Our site promotes professional services for screenwriters, including script consulting and typing, and provides answers to format questions from the industry's leading authority on script format. |
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Michael Rissi
(Credits include: Borderline [optioned], Make It Happen [USC orientation film])
The site has info about me, but is especially about the video production services my wife and I offer to all prospective filmmakers and videomakers out there! |
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William Preston Robertson
(Credits include: Johnny Skidmarks [shared credit], The Big Lebowski: The Making of a Coen Brothers Film)
This Web site features a description of the book and links to various online bookstores where it may be purchased. Also included are links to relevant topics, such as Coen fan sites, film noir, and Munsing wear under garments.
This Web site offers my deep thoughts on bowling scenes in film noir cinema. |
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Lynn Rogoff
(Credits include: No Maps On My Taps, Love Ben Love, Emma, A Man To Love, Sesame Street, Big Blue Marble, Watch Your Mouth, People's Court, Uptown, Journey, Pony Express Rider )
Media producers for film, TV, CD-ROMS, books & games. Discover our wide selection of current titles. Read our reviews and awards. Hear our Theme Song and Indian Prayer. Watch for News Flashes. Jump on the Brand Wagon! |
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Terry Rossio, Ted Elliott
(Credits include: Little Monsters, Aladdin [shared credit], The Puppet Masters [shared credit], Mask of Zorro)
Essays on screenwriting by Terry Rossio, Ted Elliott, and other professionals. Insider tips, practical advice. Designed specifically for first-time writers attempting to break into the business. |
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Ken Rotcop
(Credits include: The Medgar Evers Story; former creative head of Hanna-Barbara, Cannon Pictures, and Embassy Pictures)
Ken Rotcop holds weekly screenwriter's workshops in the San Fernando Valley area for beginning and intermediate screenwriters, taking the writer from idea to completed screenplay. The workshop also holds a bi-annual Pitchmart, where current members are given the opportunity to pitch the scripts that have gone through the workshop to Studio and Production company executives on a one-on-one basis. |
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Tim Sandlin
(Credits include: Skipped Parts, Floating Away and five novels)
This site is a brief tribute to Tim Sandlin, created by one of his fans. |
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Lane Sarasohn
(Credits include: The Groove Tube, Not Necessarily the News, Comic Relief, This Just In, and World's Funniest Videos)
Complete credits, sample writings - commercial parodies, limericks, comedy sketches - and several avi clips. |
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Thomas B. Sawyer
(Credits include: Murder, She Wrote, Alice Goodbody, All in the Family, B.J. and the Bear)
Novelist, screenwriter, playwright Thomas B. Sawyer was Head Writer/Producer-Showrunner of the hit series, Murder, She Wrote, for which he wrote 24 episodes. Tom has written 9 network TV pilots, 100 episodes, and has been Writer/Showrunner or Story Editor on 15 network series. He wrote, directed & produced the cult film comedy, Alice Goodbody, is co-librettist/lyricist of Jack, an opera about John F. Kennedy that has been performed to acclaim in the U.S. and Europe. He is co-creator of Storybase software. The best-selling mystery/thriller, The Sixteenth Man, is his first novel. Both his latest book, Fiction Writing Demystified, and Storybase, are Writer's Digest Book Club Selections. His next thriller, No Place to Run, will be published in 2005. Mr. Sawyer has been nominated for an Edgar and an Emmy. Tom, his wife Holly, and cats live in Malibu, California. |
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Scott Schaefer
(Credits include: The Arsenio Hall Show, Say What?)
Online resume and examples for three-time National Daytime Emmy Award winning Writer (Bill Nye the Science Guy [PBS]) with over 16 years' experience in TV, multimedia, Internet and interactive TV. |
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David J. Schow
(Credits include: TV: The Outer Limits, The Hunger, and Perversions of Science Documentaries: The Shawshank Redemption, From Hell, and Reservoir Dogs; Feature Film: The Crow and Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III)
Official site for David J. Schow (WGA member since 1989) including comprehensive bibliography (over 20 books) and behind the scenes material on writing credits for TV. |
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Steven L. Sears
(Credits include: Grand Slam, Hardcastle & McCormick, A-Team)
Professional information, "fan" information (not of me, of my shows), quirky notions and things in my life including photo galleries of the aforementioned life. Credits also include: Xena, Sheena, Raven, Swamp Thing, Jesse Hawkes, Grand Slam, SHE Spies, Walker-Texas Ranger, Superboy, Highwayman, Stingray, A-Team, Hardcastle & McCormick, Riptide. |
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Lee Sheldon
(Credits include: Television: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Charlie's Angels, Cagney & Lacey, Quincy, Simon & Simon, Edge of Night, Blacke’s Magic, Snoops, The Greatest American Hero, Father Murphy, Eight Is Enough, Walking Tall; Interactive: Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, The Great Wheel, Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Disney’s Virtual Kingdom, Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, Wild Wild West: The Steel Assassin, Dark Side of the Moon, The Light Files, Temüjin, The Riddle of Master Lu, Once Upon a Forest, Digby the Dog aka It’s a Dog’s Life)
This website is a showcase for my professional services as game designer, writer and consultant. My work to date includes design and writing for 19 video games. I've written and produced over 200 television shows and written two books. |
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William Jack Sibley
(Credits include: Where All The Rattlesnakes Are Born, Approximate Lives, Amor)
Web site for Bill's novel Any Kind Of Luck, in which the author takes a satirical yet heartfelt romp through the social mores of small town Texas. In the heartland of bubbas, Baptists and bluebonnets, a prodigal son returns home to carve out an authentic existence and make peace with his past. |
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April Smith
(Credits include: MOW: Black and Blue [CBS], Best Kept Secrets [ABC], Ernie Kovaks: Between the Laughter [ABC], Love Lives On [ABC], Montana Sky [Lifetime], Nightmares and Dreamscapes -- From the Stories of Stephen King [TNT], Taking Back My Life: The Nancy Ziegenmeyer Story [CBS], The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3 [ABC], Queenie [ABC]); TV: Chicago Hope, Cagney and Lacey, Lou Grant)
Comprehensive site combines info on April Smith's work as an Emmy-nominated writer/producer, as well as the author of novels of suspense published by Alfred A. Knopf. |
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Ronald B. Solomon
(Credits: Saved By The Bell, California Dreams, Hang Time, The Adventures of the Girls Next Door, USA High)
This is the Web site for Ronald's independent publishing company, "Swingset Press." Ronald and his wife publish and distribute children's books that are in toy and gift stores across the country. |
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Michelle Spitz
(Credits include: Will & Grace, Beyond Chance, Wild Life, The Emperor's New Groove 2)
Personal site for writer Michelle Spitz (aka Michelle Bochner Spitz): Writing credits, script samples, agent info and more. The site may be on the cheesy side, but that's what she was going for. She put it together all by herself and didn't pay some hotshot web designer to do it for her. So there. |
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Miles Swarthout
(Credits include: The Shootist [shared credit], A Christmas To Remember [shared credit], Mulligans!)
Features the sixteen best-selling novels of the late Glendon Swarthout, including synopses and reviews. The eight films and TV movies made from them are here, with reviews and movie stills, including They Came To Cordura, Where The Boys Are, Bless the Beasts & Children, and The Shootist. Biographies of Glendon and his son, Miles, are listed, as well as synposes of Miles' original screenplays and adaptations, and his new novel, The Sergeant's Lady. |
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Sooni Taraporevala
(Credits include: Salaam Bombay!, Mississippi Masala, My Own Country, Such A Long Journey, Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar and The Namesake)
This new site features Sooni's work as a screenwriter and photographer. It includes informaton/reviews of the films she has written as well as photographs from 1979-2004 - including stills and behind the scenes images from the films Salaam Bombay, Such A Long Journey and Mississippi Masala. This site also features the book of photographs she recently published on the vanishing community to which she belongs. The book is titled PARSIS: The Zoroastrians of India: A Photographic Journey. |
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Max Tash
(Credits include: The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, WKRP in Cincinnati, The Famous Teddy Z, Frank's Place, Northern Exposure, Cheers, Something So Right)
Max is a Writer, Director, and Producer of Network half-hour, hour, MOW and features, both comedy and drama. This site is mostly his extensive resume along with an updated list of the upcoming airdates of episodes he's directed. |
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Gabe Torres
(Credits include: The Wizard, She Wolf of London, December)
Contains resume, biography, personal info, links to Gabe's feature film sites, plus stills and QuickTime clips from his films. |
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John Truby
(Credits include: Write A Blockbuster software courses on Story Structure, Advanced Screenwriting, Myth, Love Story, Action, Comedy, Thriller, Sitcoms, TV Drama; episodes of 21 Jump Street; story consultant for movies and TV)
Check out Truby's story structure breakdowns of hit movies and best screenplay nominees, writing tips, interviews, complete software and course descriptions and more. |
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Jim Uhls
(Credits include: Fight Club, Semper Fi)
Screenwriter Jim Uhls (Fight Club) and his producing partner, Yalda T. Uhls (Permanent Midnight) discuss their company and their latest projects. |
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John Vorhaus
(Credits include: The Sentinel, Viper, The Wonder Years, Married with Children. Books: The Comic Toolbox, Creativity Rules!, and Killer Poker)
John Vorhaus welcomes you inside Vorza's Brain for information about writing, poker and more. |
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Anne Walls
(Credits include: TV: Saints and Sinners [Fox])
WordHustler.com is a writing services company and the answer to writers' dreams. Our web site offers a database of over 3000 community-moderated market listings, enabling writers to submit manuscripts to every publication, literary agent, publisher, and writing contest. |
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David Warfield
(Film credits include: Linewatch, Ocean Park; TV credits include: Kiss of a Killer [MOW])
This Web site facilitates my story and screenplay consulting service. I offer personalized analysis and notes for pros or beginners. |
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J. Elvis Weinstein
(Credits include: Freaks and Geeks, Dead Last, America's Funniest Home Videos, Malcolm and Eddie, Later with Greg Kinnear)
Free music, comedy, animation, guest essays and more. You can waste up to an hour! Enjoy! |
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Steve Wilson
(Credits include: Short Circuit, Short Circuit II, Batteries Not Included, Hearts and Souls, Tremors, Tremors II -- all co-written with Brent Maddock)
Steve and writing partner Brent Maddock are part of Stampede Entertainment. This site lists upcoming projects, gives background on some of their films, and includes a Tremors II fan section. |
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Doug Wood
(TV credits include: Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson)
Expert screenplay analysis by a high-level film executive for the major studios as well as an experienced WGA writer. |
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Bryce Zabel
(Credits include: Features: Mortal Kombat: Annihilation; Television: Pandemic, Blackbeard, The Poseidon Adventure, Dark Skies, The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, Atlantis: The Lost Empire; WGAW Board Member, 2000-2002; Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Chairman/CEO, 2001-2003)
Twice nominated by the WGA for outstanding screenwriting, CNN correspondent-turned-screenwriter Bryce Zabel's work has also been nominated by the Mystery Writers of America, Environmental Media Association, and LA Area Emmy Awards. His nominated work includes the fan-favorite L.A. Law where Jimmy Smits’ character defends baby-killers who get away with murder and the Dark Skies pilot about the Kennedy assassination. |