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Sharon Carson is an award-winning writer, producer and editor and has written for Warner Bros., CW, National Geographic, FilmLA, Location Managers Guild International and Culture Trip, among others. She is a proud daughter of an immigrant mother and desires to share stories that delve into cultures, connecting the world one person at a time.
WRITING
From parasailing over mountains to exploring graffiti murals, explore the beach town of Santa Monica and its surrounding area like never before.
Newsletters that I have designed, written and published for clients and employers, including interviews for feature pieces.
I have nearly a decade of experience developing, writing and implementing curriculum and training programs across all levels of an organization (guides, e-learnings, workshops and virtual seminars), documenting workplace procedures and optimizing productivity. Please contact me for further information and samples. The link is an example of one of the Legal and Labor Relations blogs I created for an employer regarding entertainment union contracts.
Work on the project. Coffee. Stare out the window hoping for inspiration. Procrastinate. Walk the dog. More coffee. Hope that you will actually make a difference in the world. Abandon friends and family. Unintentionally, of course. Find meaning. Illicit truth.
Producing: the final frontier. The voyages of a filmmaking enterprise. It’s mission: to explore the strange and creative capacities of world building, to seek out new talent and new stories, to boldly go where no Development Executive has gone before.
The start of an informational series focusing on professional careers within the entertainment industry to gain insight into the world of film making.
Since the year is ending, I thought it would be a good time to look back. Not on this year, I’ve done enough of that. Way back, to ten years ago, when I went out on a limb and started creating trailers for this competition I saw online.
Seashells. Seaweed. Seagrass and the quick rush of tide mixed with the spray of salty air. It signifies many things for me, but one above the rest: peace. Peace is what I find at the shore when my mind is rampant and my thoughts go faster than NASCAR.
Does it keep you up at night trying to find the next Leo or Charlize? No, we don't mean stalking the actors like paparazzi, we're talking about finding top tier talent for your next movie.
Walking up the dimly lit stairs, I bounded to the top and settled myself directly in the middle chair. I always arrived early to make sure I obtained my chosen seat and slunk into it. The lights dimmed and my heart slowed
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