Warren Etheredge
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Warren Etheredge is an educator. He lives in Seattle, Washington.[1] Etheredge has tried writing 5 books[citation needed] and is the writer or director of over 40 plays staged in New York City.[2]
Etheredge is the founder of The Warren Report,[3] a Seattle-based film and arts screening organization. The Warren Report's guiding statement is: "Question what you see, consider what you do not, draw your own conclusions."[citation needed] Etheredge conducts on camera or during live interview settings. As of 2009, Etheredge had conducted more than 1,000 interviews with authors, film professionals and other cultural icons.[citation needed] Among his interviews: Sir Salman Rushdie, film director Oliver Stone, and author Calvin Trillin.[4]
Etheredge is also co-founder of TheFilmSchool with actor/director Tom Skerritt, and screenwriters Stewart Stern, John Jacobsen and Rick Stevenson.[5][6]
Etheredge served for six years as curator of the 1 Reel Film Festival (at Bumbershoot) in Seattle — the nation's most-attended celebration of short cinema, attracting over 25,000 film enthusiasts to Seattle every Labor Day weekend.[7] He previously served in multiple positions with the Seattle International Film Festival.[8] He is also a frequent public radio contributor to public radio.[9]
References[edit]
- ^ Dizon, Kristin (2008-01-30). "If it's happening in Seattle, you can bet movie lover Warren Etheredge is in the loop". Seattle Post Intelligencer.
- ^ http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Etheredge,Warren /Publisher: Amer Library, E Rutherford, New Jersey, U.S.A.
- ^ Dietrich, Heidi (2008-10-03). "Questions for Warren Etheredge, Founding Member, TheWarrenReport". Puget Sound Business Journal.
- ^ "Warren Report".
- ^ "Film School".
- ^ "Writing is 'transformative' therapy for Seattle-area veterans haunted by their experiences". Seattle Times. Retrieved 20 October 2020.
- ^ Nelson, Sean (2008-01-30). "The Impresario Warren Etheredge Makes a Safe Haven for Film Fanatics". The Stranger.
- ^ Fetzer, Bret (1999-05-12). "Tales from the underside of SIFF". Seattle Weekly.
- ^ Sukys, Megan (2008-01-30). "Warren Etheredge on SIFF". KUOW.
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