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BASICS OF A "TEXAS GIRL"
- Born in Dallas, TX
- Graduated from James Madison High School, San Antonio, TX
- BA in Journalism from Baylor University, Waco, TX
- Graduate of Writers Boot Camp 2-Year "Think Tank" program, Santa Monica, CA
MILESTONES
* March 2002: A scene from an Untitled script is read at the "10 Plays in 10 Minutes." Hosted by the San Antonio literary art center, Gemini Ink
* April 2002: Embarked on a three-week solo sabbatical through New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and California. Began script Now What?
* July 2002: Moved to Phoenix, AZ, to pursue my screenwriting career with just what would fit in my car. (Typical) Began Mailorder Maggie, Untitled NCHA and Untitled Baseball
* November 2002: Moved to Vallecito Lake in the Colorado Rockies. (Located in the San Juan Mountains - 2,000 feet above Durango, CO). Participated in a writer's group (when I could get down the mountain), led by writing coach Michael Thunder. Began Send for Sisters and Untitled Colorado
* May 2003: Moved to Wickenburg, AZ, to be the summer caretaker for the Kay L Bar Dude Ranch. Began Brother's Avenger and Untitled Cameraman
* October 2003: Moved to Los Angeles, CA. Lived at the Oakwood Apts in Burbank, right around the corner from Warner Bros. studios
* January 2004: Began the 2-year "Think Tank" program at Writers Boot Camp. Wrote and revised numerous scripts
* March 2005: Script scene from "Fools Goldie" chose as one of 10 for the Writers Boot Camp "Scene Circus" event
* February 8, 2006: Completed Writers Boot Camp 2-year THINK TANK program.
* May 2006: Reader for the first-round, Austin Film Festival
* June 2-4, 2006: Ken Rotcop workshop, sponsored by the Austin Screenwriting Group
* June 12, 2006: Producers Orientation at the Austin Public Access Community Television station
* June 23-25, 2006: Participated in the 48-Hour Film Project "The Package" - Actress & Production Designer
* August 1, 2006: Founded "1027 PRODUCTIONS"
* September 2006: Marketing Chairperson for REEL WOMEN for LUNAFEST 2007
* October 2006: Production Assistant for "Slightly Imperfect"
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