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Mariah Yeater's Ex Says She's Lying to Make Money

Added 12/13/11
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Mariah Yeater's Ex Says She's Lying to Make Money

Added 12/13/11
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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

Added 12/06/11
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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

Added 12/06/11
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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

Added 12/06/11
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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

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Wall St. hopeful about European summit

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042 - Alan Cross (Weird Science, Dawson's Creek)

Added 11/21/11
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042 - Alan Cross (Weird Science, Dawson's Creek)

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From Robert McKee's Screenwriting 101 class at USC, to co-developing a successful spinoff of a John Hughes classic, to writing on some of the most well known shows of the last two decades, writer-producer-author-director Alan Cross has a lot of stories to tell! Born and raised in Alaska, Alan filled his time with watching TV. He came to California to attend art school, but when he discovered a TV writing book, he was hooked. He switched to USC, where he had the fortune of attending Robert McKee's "Screenwriting 101" class. After working some odd jobs, he finally landed a staff TV writing job, and his dream of working in TV was realized! After several seasons of the comedy 'Parker Lewis Can't Lose,' he and his writing partner co-developed the TV adaptation of the John Hughes classic teen comedy 'Weird Science,' which he ran as co-executive producer for its successful five season run. After Weird Science, Alan co-executive produced 'Veronica's Closet' as well as 'Get Real,' and was a consulting producer on 'Dawson's Creek.' Since then, Alan has written on well known shows 'Star Trek: Enterprise,' 'Desperate Housewives,' 'Reaper,' and more. Follow Alan on Twitter: @Alancrossss. Visit Alan's website: http://www.alancrosswriter.com. In the Video Tips section, Gray has a very practical lesson on holding the camera steady with or without extra gear, applicable to shooting with a still camera, camcorder, or DSLR camera. Featured products include the Steady Freddy by camcrane.com and AIRsupport by Indisystem.com. Didn?t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for several hundred TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.