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Before going into television, Nicole, a Berkeley graduate, was a reporter for the ''Los Angeles Herald Examiner'', where she was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles about a 12-year-old prostitute. <ref name="hbo"> [http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/cast/crew/nicole_dawn.shtml HBO.com] </ref> | Before going into television, Nicole, a Berkeley graduate, was a reporter for the ''Los Angeles Herald Examiner'', where she was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles about a 12-year-old prostitute. <ref name="hbo"> [http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/cast/crew/nicole_dawn.shtml HBO.com] </ref> | ||
She met another BSG writer [[Dawn Prestwich]] at the American Film Institute, and they have been a team ever since. They have worked on various television shows over ten plus years, including ''[[w:Chicago Hope|Chicago Hope]]'', ''[[w:Picket Fences|Picket Fences]]'' and ''[[w:Ally McBeal|Ally McBeal]]'', and won a Writer's Guild Award in 2003 for their drama pilot, | She met another BSG writer [[Dawn Prestwich]] at the American Film Institute, and they have been a team ever since. They have worked on various television shows over ten plus years, including ''[[w:Chicago Hope|Chicago Hope]]'', ''[[w:Picket Fences|Picket Fences]]'' and ''[[w:Ally McBeal|Ally McBeal]]'', and won a Writer's Guild Award in 2003 for their drama pilot, ''The Education of Max Bickford''. They also were writers and Co-Executive Producers on ''[[w:Carnivàle|Carnivàle]]'', <ref name="hbo"/> | ||
the HBO series where fellow BSG crew members [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[Toni Graphia]] also worked. | the HBO series where fellow BSG crew members [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[Toni Graphia]] also worked. | ||
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Nicole Yorkin's father is Bud Yorkin, well-known producer, director, and creator of television series including Sanford and Son (1972), All in the Family (1971) and One in a Million (1980). [1]
Before going into television, Nicole, a Berkeley graduate, was a reporter for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, where she was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles about a 12-year-old prostitute. [2]
She met another BSG writer Dawn Prestwich at the American Film Institute, and they have been a team ever since. They have worked on various television shows over ten plus years, including Chicago Hope, Picket Fences and Ally McBeal, and won a Writer's Guild Award in 2003 for their drama pilot, The Education of Max Bickford. They also were writers and Co-Executive Producers on Carnivàle, [2] the HBO series where fellow BSG crew members Ronald D. Moore and Toni Graphia also worked.
Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica"
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