Alex Ross:
(Founder of WriteMovies.com), has
lectured at the London Film School, Bournemouth College, University
College York etc. as well as UCLA & Chapman College in the U.S. He is
available for lectures and seminars on screenwriting as well as on all
aspects of project development, marketing, production etc. It is also
possible to team up with other members of the WriteMovies.com
board (subject to their availability). For further info please
write us:
Educated at the universities of Heidelberg, Cambridge and a Grande
Ecole in Paris. He is fluent in four languages and has a working
knowledge of another three. He spent ten years as a Literary Agent,
then Manager in Los Angeles. He started off in the M.G.M story
department, then worked as a story analyst for Sally Field and Dick
Clark. Subsequently he became an agent at the Gray/Goodman agency
which represented Quentin Tarantino, Christopher De Vore (Elephant
Man) & Mardik Martin (Raging Bull). He subsequently founded Fortis
Entertainment, a management company, and discovered Andrew Niccol who
wrote and produced "The Truman Show" and directed "Gattaca". Sales of
screenplays & books by writers discovered by the company having
reached $8 Million, Alex sold Fortis Entertainment to Sandra Bullock
in 1998. In 2000 he was asked to become a consultant to the National
Academy of Writing of Great Britain, (headed by Lord Bragg). In
addition to having been interviewed on prime time network T.V. by
Dateline N.B.C, his career has been covered by: The Hollywood
Reporter, Daily Variety, The Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker,
Reuters, Newsday, The London Times, Daily Mail and others. Alex will
participate as a panelist at the
Megahit Movies Orlando Workshop in March and the
Las Vegas Screenwriting Conference
(June 13-15). Alex has been a guest lecturer at several colleges and
film schools in Europe, as well as at UCLA and Chapman College. He is
available for lectures and seminars.
He is
available for lectures and seminars, for further information
(click).
Also
available:
Tom Craig:
1980-1986: Warner Brothers story
analyst/story editor: Films
include: Gremlins, Accidental Tourist
1986-1988: United Artists vice
president of production: Films
include: Rainman, Prince of Tides, Child's Play
1988-1998: Universal Pictures senior
vice president of production: Films include: White Palace, Career
Opportunities, Bird On a Wire, King of the Hill, King Ralph, Dragon
Heart, Heart and Souls, Beethoven, Leaving Normal, Shakespeare in Love
1998-present: Topa Films, Independent producer
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