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However, Robinson has had considerable success getting her spec scripts noticed in writing competitions. She won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 <ref>[http://www.tvwriter.com/contests/spec/sswinners.htm TVWriters.com]</ref> with her spec script for ''Law & Order'' entitled “The Good Wife,” according to the competition's webpage at TVWriter.com. In the same competition, Robinson’s ''The West Wing'' spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (According to IMDB, <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098844/ "Law & Order" at IMDB]</ref> <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200276/ "The West Wing" at IMDB]</ref> it does not appear that either script was ever produced.) The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community in St. Joe, Arkansas, started by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002. <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Brody Wikipedia]</ref> | However, Robinson has had considerable success getting her spec scripts noticed in writing competitions. She won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 <ref>[http://www.tvwriter.com/contests/spec/sswinners.htm TVWriters.com]</ref> with her spec script for ''Law & Order'' entitled “The Good Wife,” according to the competition's webpage at TVWriter.com. In the same competition, Robinson’s ''The West Wing'' spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (According to IMDB, <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098844/ "Law & Order" at IMDB]</ref> <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200276/ "The West Wing" at IMDB]</ref> it does not appear that either script was ever produced.) The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community in St. Joe, Arkansas, started by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002. <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Brody Wikipedia]</ref> | ||
The following year, Robinson placed as finalist - twice - in the Scriptwriters Network's Carl Sautter Memorial Scriptwriting Competition in the category for one-hour TV shows with a spec script for ''The West Wing'' entitled "Undercurrents" and another script for ''Six Feet Under'' called "For the Living." <ref> [http://scriptwritersnetwork.com/tvWinners.asp Scriptwriters Network] </ref> | The following year, Robinson placed as a finalist - twice - in the Scriptwriters Network's Carl Sautter Memorial Scriptwriting Competition in the category for one-hour TV shows with a spec script for ''The West Wing'' entitled "Undercurrents" and another script for ''Six Feet Under'' called "For the Living." <ref> [http://scriptwritersnetwork.com/tvWinners.asp Scriptwriters Network] </ref> | ||
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" == | == Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" == | ||
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Overview[edit]
Full Name: Carla Robinson
D.O.B:
Position: Writer
Biographical Notes[edit]
Carla Robinson is a TV writer whose professional credits so far are limited to only writing for BSG.
However, Robinson has had considerable success getting her spec scripts noticed in writing competitions. She won 1st Place in the Action-Drama category at the 4th Spec Scriptacular Competition in December 2003 [1] with her spec script for Law & Order entitled “The Good Wife,” according to the competition's webpage at TVWriter.com. In the same competition, Robinson’s The West Wing spec script, “Bravado,” was also a finalist. (According to IMDB, [2] [3] it does not appear that either script was ever produced.) The competition is run under the auspices of the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community in St. Joe, Arkansas, started by veteran television writer Larry Brody in 2002. [4]
The following year, Robinson placed as a finalist - twice - in the Scriptwriters Network's Carl Sautter Memorial Scriptwriting Competition in the category for one-hour TV shows with a spec script for The West Wing entitled "Undercurrents" and another script for Six Feet Under called "For the Living." [5]
Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica"[edit]
- Season 1:
- Season 2:
See also: Episodes written by Carla Robinson
External Links[edit]
Carla Robinson at the Internet Movie Database