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Carla Robinson

Overview

Full Name: Carla Robinson

D.O.B:

Position: Writer

Biographical Notes

Carla Robinson won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 with her spec script for Law & Order entitled “The Good Wife,” according to the competition's page at TVWriter.com. In the same competition, Robinson’s The West Wing spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (It does not appear that either script were ever produced.) The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community started in St. Joe, Arkansas, by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002.

Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica"

Season 1:
- You Can't Go Home Again
- Colonial Day
Season 2:
- The Farm

External Links

Carla Robinson at the Internet Movie Database

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 == Biographical Notes ==
-Carla Robinson won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 with her spec script for ''Law & Order'' entitled “The Good Wife.” In the same competition, Robinson’s ''The West Wing'' spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (It does not appear that either script were ever produced.)  The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community started in St. Joe, Arkansas, by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002. {{http://www.tvwriter.com/contests/spec/sswinners.htm}}
+Carla Robinson won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 with her spec script for ''Law & Order'' entitled “The Good Wife,” according to the competition's page at TVWriter.com. In the same competition, Robinson’s ''The West Wing'' spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (It does not appear that either script were ever produced.)  The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community started in St. Joe, Arkansas, by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002.
 == Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==