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Experts Directory
Steve Grossman
Assistant Professor, Digital Filmmaking & Video Production
M.A., Boston University
M.F.A., University of Southern California
A.B., Boston University
Steve teaches screenwriting at the New
England Institute of Art and is responsible
for developing the narrative film writing
sequence, including such courses as
"Writing for the Visual Media,"
"Fundamentals of Scripting and
Storyboarding," "Writing the Short,"
"Introduction to the Feature Screenplay,"
and "Writing the Feature Screenplay." In
addition, he teaches "Topics in Film"
courses and has introduced "Writing for
Animation" in the Media Arts and
Animation department. He has written
feature screenplays, edited films, and
created trailers for independent
Hollywood producers such as Roger
Corman, Halcyon Films, Dynamite
Entertainment and Zacharias Motion
Pictures. Steve is the writer of "Survive!" a
television pilot produced by Metromedia.
He co-produced and edited the short film
"Trifles," the winner of over 25 awards
worldwide. His most recent assignment
was writer and associate producer on the
documentary "Chaos and Order: Making
American Theater" (distributed by Films
for the Humanities & Sciences) which
spotlights the American Repertory
Theater, one of the most respected and
innovative dramatic institutions in the
United States. Narrated by Tony-Award
winning actress Cherry Jones, the film
features F. Murray Abraham, Debra
Winger, and numerous other renowned
performers, along with groundbreaking
directors Andrei Serban, Peter Sellers,
and Robert Woodruff. "Chaos and Order:
Making American Theater" has been
accepted by the American Theatre Wing
Archives and the Americans For the Arts
Archives, and screened at the New
England Film and Video Festival, SOWA
Film Festival, Provincetown International
Film Festival, and the National Arts Club.
He serves on the Board of the South End
Cinema Foundation for the Arts. A former
literary agent representing screen rights
for authors (including National Book
Award finalists) and screenwriters, Steve
continues to be a consultant for writers.
He is an active writer with feature
screenplays and projects currently
circulating in Los Angeles.
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