Myrl Schreibman began his career as a child actor with The Cleveland Playhouse appearing in productions such as Critics Choice and Sunrise at Campobello. In his teenage years he worked in theater during the summer all over Ohio where he appeared in shows such as "The Music Man" (starring Bobby Vinton), "Finian's Rainbow" and "Best Foot Forward" (starring Paul Peterson).

He went on to study for a period of time with Uta Hagen at The Herbert Berghoff Studios in New York where he continued his acting, taking classes at different times from luminaries of the theater. He decided to get his college degree and enrolled at UCLA where he received his Bachelors in Theater with a specialization in Film and Television (only this time behind the camera). His classmates included Rob Reiner, Jim Morrison, Alan Daviau, Colin Higgins, Dan Gordon, Jeff Margolis, and his good friend Louis J. Horvitz.

He continued his study at UCLA in the Master of Fine Arts Degree Program in Theater with a specialization in Film and Television at a time when the program only accepted four candidates a year. Francis Ford Coppola was a couple of years ahead of him. Here he studied with faculty that included Norman Jewison, James Wong Howe, Norman Corwin, Viola Spolin, and Marcelle Marceau. He also met and was given the opportunity to observe the legendary film director Jack Arnold ("Incredible Shrinking Man," "Creature from the Black Lagoon," "It Came From Outer Space," and "The Mouse that Roared and after graduating from UCLA he continued (his study) for the next several years only now at the side of his mentor Jack Arnold. During that time he got on the job experiences in various aspects of producing and directing (including a stint as a cost controller for Sam Goldwyn Studios), and he produced his first feature film at the age of 28.

Schreibman's career has been thought of as an adventurous journey with stops along the way which have included directing and or producing for the stage and screen and writing books and magazine articles (writing THE INDIE PRODUCERS HANDBOOK, CREATIVE PRODUCING FROM A - Z, and his latest book THE FILM DIRECTOR PREPARES, A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR DIRECTING FILM AND TELEVISION) He has continued his love for teaching the entire time he has been on his professional journey, first by helping to establish the film/TV program at Cal State University Northridge, then introducing film and television to Moorpark College and then finally as a faculty and administrator at where his original training began: UCLA where he is an adjunct full professor. He has trained the countless directors and producers who have graduated from UCLA in the past two decades and are now working successfully in the profession. He works on projects and is still active in the profession since performance and telling the story has always been the underlying foundation of his work whether it be as a producer, a director or as an educator: He has taught Master classes in the United States and internationally, and he continues to write and develop projects for film and television while continuing to teach his master classes at UCLA.

News Articles -
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UCLA TODAY: "About teaching Directing in Jamaica"

LOS ANGELES TIMES ; Calendar Section April 7, 2002 "DVD’S IN TH CLASSROOM"

LONDON OBSERVER: Book Review January 2002

NEW YORK TIMES: HDTV digital filmmaking

UCLA TODAY: "Hollywood needs to work Together" 2001

DAILY BRUIN: "Oscar nods stretch genre and style" February 13, 2002

MYRL A. SCHREIBMAN
MEMBER: Directors Guild of America
MEMBER: Producers Guild of America

 EDUCATION

MASTER OF FINE ARTS (M.F.A.) , University of California Los Angeles.
Theater (Radio - Television - Film Specialization) 1969
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREES (B.A.), University of California Los Angeles, Theater Arts (Television - Film Specialization) 1967
HERBERT BERGHOFF STUDIOS, New York, New York
THE CLEVELAND PLAYHOUSE REPERTORY THEATER, Cleveland Ohio

ACADEMIC

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ,LOS ANGELES - School of Theater, Film and Television, Adjunct Professor, 1987 – present. Teaching Film, Television Directing and Producing. And Director of Entrepreneurial Programs 2001-2011
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ,LOS ANGELES - School of Theater, Film and Television, Adjunct Professor - Producing Director, UCLA Arts Camp Workshops 2001 – Present
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ,LOS ANGELES PRODUCERS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Professor - Creative Producing the Independent Production
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ,LOS ANGELES - Academic Administrator, Department of Film and Television, Adjunct Associate Professor, 1991 - 2001. Duties included resource manager and raising over $6,000,000 in equipment and funds for the Department of Film and Television as well as teaching production and monitoring all productions in the school.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES EXTENSION PROGRAM - 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991,1992, 1993, 1994, 1995: 1996: 1997: 1998: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 A course entitled: "EFFECIENCY BUDGET FILMMAKING: High Production Values for Minimum Cost ....the relationship of creativity to budget" **Note: This course had over 100 students enrolled from the motion picture and television industry. It is a course that studios and networks send their heads of business affairs, and legal etc. to learn about the nuts and bolts of production and budgeting. 2

ART INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES- Professor Advanced Directing Course. 2001, 2002
LEE STRASBERG INSTITUTE- Guest Artist Instructor- Acting and Directing for the Camera
MOORPARK COLLEGE - Instructor, teaching courses in television production, 1972 - 1977
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHRIDGE, Assistant Professor, Telecommunications and Cinema; responsible for helping to establish the production curriculum. 1970

MOTION PICTURES Produced or Directed (credits include)

INNOCENT ESCAPE (in pre-production) CARNIVAL WORLD FILMS
- Bollywood
COMING OF AGE In Financing 2011
LOVE COMES IN SMALL PACKAGES (in development)
NANNY MAROON (in development)
CRIME TASK FORCE SHAPIRO GLICKENHOUSE ENTERTAINMET
HUNTER'S BLOOD * (see publications) CONCORD PICTURES
THE CLONUS HORROR GROUP ONE FILMS
BOSS DIMENSION PICTURES
THE ITALIAN DIMENSION PICTURES
THE PROTECTORS NEW WORLD PICTURES

TELEVISION Producer – Director (credits include)

MAGICAL MUSICAL EXPRESS Syndicated TV
Big Vision Entertainment
THE GIRL THE GOLD WATCH
AND EVERYTHING Paramount - TV
THE EMMY AWARDS CBS
TONY BENNETT...WITH
LOVE HBO
THE MICKEY FINN SHOW Columbia Television
7TH ANNUAL SCIENCE
FICTION AWARDS SHOW Fox Television
FAN FARE Syndicated
WOODSTOCK the
CELEBRATION CONTINUES USA Cable - I CHICAGO IN CONCERT HBO
IT TAKES A THIEF ABC - TV
THE GIFT OF THE MAGI ABC – TV

STUDIO INVOLVMENT OR CONTRACTS
Paramount Studios
Columbia Studios
Universal Studios
Samuel Goldwyn Studios (Warner Hollywood) 3

DOCUMENTARIES Producer – Director (credits include)

ACEE Conference Video – March 2007
* FILM FOUNDATION - Producer – Director Story of Movies 2004
FORMER PRESIDENT CLINTON VIDEO, Producer 2001
TRIBUTE VIDEO TO LEW AND EDIE WASSERMAN, Producer, Director 2001
ECOLONOMICS, (PSA) with Dennis Weaver (1999) Director
VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE (1997) Cal Osha, Director
FAMILY ALBUM (1997) CDC - Producer
LEAPS VIDEO (Office of the President -UC) - Producer-Director
THE HUMAN IMPERATIVE
Herb Ritts Segment (1998) Discovery Channel - Director
HOSTAGE SURVIVAL Defense Dept. Producer - Director
THE TRIP U.S.A.F. Producer - Director
THE COMMITTMENT Defense Dept. Producer - Director
C-130 AIRCRAFT Defense Dept. Producer - Director
EXPLOSIVES HANDLING Defense Dept. Producer - Director
MEN OF EQUAL VISION
Jules Stein Eye Institute Producer - Director
SOUTHEAST ASIAN VIDEO PROJECT Producer

THEATER - BROADWAY
ON THE WATERFRONT Producer
THE ICE SHOW Director - Producer
THE ICE SHOW (Canada) Director – Producer

THEATER – LOS ANGELES (Produced or Directed)
PAINT YOUR WAGON - Geffen Playhouse- December 2004 (Video sequences)
I JUST STOPPED BY TO SEE THE MAN - West Coast Premiere
Geffen Playhouse – September 17th 2003
Directed Video sequences for the play.
THE FANTASTICKS, C.A.S.T. Equity Waiver, January - April 2000
THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, Whitefire Theater, October - November 1995
THE PROPHET starring Richard Chamberlain
THE VALLEY MUSIC THEATRE
"The Pajama Game", "Lil Abner", "West Side Story",
“The Sound of Music", "The Music Man", "Damn Yankees", among others
LOS ANGELES THEATER “Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf”

THEATER - OFF - OFF BROADWAY
THE BAGEL BAKERS DAUGHTER Director

CONCERTS- DIRECTED AND OR PRODUCED
HAMILTON JOE FRANK AND REYNOLDS Rio Hotel, Las Vegas Nevada
TONY BENNETT, NANCY WILSON, WOODY HERMAN
at THE SAHARA TAHOE Sahara Hotel, Lake Tahoe
GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS Las Vegas Hilton
ELVIS AT THE HILTON Las Vegas Hilton
THREE DOG NIGHT National Tour 4

HAMILTON JOE FRANK AND REYNOLDS Knotts Berry Farm
40th ANNIVERSARY OF THE HOLLYWOOD
PALLADIUM Hollywood, Calif.

PUBLISHED WORKS:

BOOKS
******THE INDIE PRODUCERS HANDBOOK, “Creative Producing from A – Z” Second and updated Edition, (E-BOOK) January 2012
******THE FILM DIRECTOR PREPARES, “A Practical Guide to Directing for Film and Television” Published December 2007, Watson Guptil/ Random House Publications
******THE INDIE PRODUCERS HANDBOOK, “Creative Producing from A – Z”, (Chinese Translation) published February 2004, by Tsingui Publications, China
******THE INDIE PRODUCERS HANDBOOK, “Creative Producing from A – Z”, published September 2001, by Lone Eagle/ Random House Publications.

FEATURE ARTICLES
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE 2010, Vol 5. No2
“A Look Back At Experimental Hi Def”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, June 2008
“Creating on the Fly Solutions on Location”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, May 2008
“Collaborating with your Editor”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, April 2008
“Planning is Key to Creativity and Success”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, March 2008
“Inside Casting Sessions”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, December 2007
“The Rehearsal Process During Production”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, November 2007
“What you should know about copyright and Protecting your Rights”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, August 2007
“Safety First, Working with Mechanical and Makeup FX on Set”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, July 2007
“Working with Music for Your Film”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, June 2007
“How we completed a Film Shoot During an El Nino Storm” 5

PUBLISHED WORKS (continued):

FEATURE ARTICLES (CONTINUED)
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, May 2007
“Solutions for Re-Shooting a Film that Couldn’t be Fixed in Post”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, April 2007
“Directing: Coverage and the Master Shot”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, March 2007
“Understanding Your Actors”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, December 2006
“Understanding the Written Word to Get Character Driven Screenplays”
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE, November 2006
“ The Digital Intermediate Process”
FILM SCORE MAGAZINE, March – May 2005:
“ My Interview With Max Steiner”
UFVA JOURNAL 2004 Summer 2004
“Max Steiner and the Art of Mickey Mousing”
MOVIE MAKER MAGAZINE, September 2003
Feature Article; “ Dreaming the Dream”
“PRODUCER – DIRECTOR OR BOTH?” Article for web site Indieproducing.com March 2004
LOCATION MANAGERS, Permit getters or is there more? Indieproducing.com web site. Article on the creative contribution of the Location Manager to the directors’ vision
OUTRAGEOUS CENSORING, Indieproducing.com web site. Article on the law suit regarding the reediting of DVD’s for sale or rent.
THE ARCHIVE NEWSLETTER, “A CONVERSATION WITH BETTY ARNOLD” a discussion of the contribution of legendary Science Fiction Filmmaker Jack Arnold to the history of film and television.
UCLA TODAY, “CREATING FILM FIRES PASSION THAT CROSSES BARRIERS OF LANGUAGE, CULTURE” on the experience of teaching directing of actors in Jamaica, October 1998.
FILM AND TELEVISION ALUMNI 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK Contributory writer on the “Golden Age of Television” in the Department of Film and Television
"CHAMPION OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT", Directors Guild of America News Magazine, August 1992. 6

PUBLISHED WORKS (continued):
Forward in "ACTORS RESUMES" by Richard Devin, EMC Publishing, June 1994
IN LYNCH’S WORLD, by Helen Blatter, The Press-Enterprise Newspaper, September 3, 2006 on David Lynch and his movie Inland Empire
HOLLYWOOD HARD HATS: by Maya Rony FORBES.COM March 2, 2006 on the Oscars.
CINEMA ILLUSION, by Mindelle Jacobs, International Press: The Edmonton Sun, The issue of cinematic nudity in Hollywood movies., August 20, 2005
HOLLYWOOD IN WIDE ANGLE: by Professor Jack Rothman. HOW DIRECTORS VIEW FILMMAKING, published Fall 2004 by The Scarecrow Press Inc.
THE LOS ANGELES TIMES: February 7, 2004: “ NATION CRIES LIAR, LIAR PANTS ON FIRE” story quote for article.
THE DAILY BRUIN: January 15, 2004: ‘TORQUE PLAYS ON CAR THEEMED MOVIE TRENDS” Interviewed for Article in the Daily Bruin
SCREEN MAGAZINE June 24, 2002
Interview on Runaway productions in Hollywood
ACTORS WORKING: THE ACTORS GUIDE TO MARKETING SUCCESS
By: Clair Sinnett, Georgia Publishing 2003
Quoted on Page 12 and 17
JOURNAL OF HEALTH COMMUNICATION, Vol 3, pp. 263 – 282, 1998 “HEALTH EDUCATION GOES TO HOLLYWOOD” Working with Daytime and Primetime Television for Immunization Education
“MESSAGES IN HOLLYWOOD COMMUNITY,” published paper given at a conference at Ohio University in May 1997 based upon a grant “from the state of California Department of Public Health encouraging the entertainment community to include stories dealing with immunization.
"MEN, WOMEN, AND CHAINSAWS, GENDER IN THE MODERN HORROR FILM", by Carol Clover, Princeton University Press, 1992. Note: This important book on horror film genres discusses the creative and aesthetic elements of the film HUNTERS BLOOD.1
1 HUNTERS BLOOD produced by Myrl A. Schreibman 1987 7

INTERNATIONAL DIRECTING WORKSHOPS
ACCADEMIA NAZIONALE de CINEMA- BOLOGNA
Bologna Italy December 2010
ACCADEMIA NAZIONALE de CINEMA- BOLOGNA June 2009, June 2010, June 2011 Directing- The Directors’ Camera Narrative (taught at UCLA)
COMMUNICATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CHINA (CUC)
Directing the Camera - Beijing China
JAMAICAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, - Kingston Jamaica International Professor in at the Creative Production Training Center in Kingston, Jamaica
Directing of Actors and the Camera
DIRECTING/ PRODUCING SEMINARS- Workshops
HOUSTON WORKSHOP –DIRECTING THE CAMERA
STUDENT FILMMAKER MAGAZINE DIRECTING SEMINAR
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL:
The Director and Coverage.
UNIVERSITY FILM AND VIDEO ASSOCIATION- NATIONAL CONFERENCE –Pre-Visualization and Producing in the Filmmaking Process
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS ((NALIP) CONVENTION-
Producing/ Directing Workshops - Tucson Arizona
AMERICAN FILM MARKET (AFM) - Seminar in Independent Producing and the relationship of the producer to the distributor
FIFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS:. Santa Barbara California. Chair a Panel Discussion: “Teamwork in Planning out the Project- The team the Producer must have to be successful”
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS (NALIP) CONVENTION-
Keynote Speaker and Producing Workshop - Tucson Arizona
DRAMA BOOK SHOP, New York City
Seminar on the relationship of the Producer and Director
BARNES AND NOBLE - 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica California
Discussion on the relationship of the Producer to Below the Line 8

BEST FEST- San Diego
“Producing a feature for $50,000”
DV DOJO DIGITAL FILM SCHOOL, New York –
Seminar on Producing the Independent Production
TAKE ONE BOOKS – Santa Monica, California :
“Creative Producing from A – Z”
The FILM INDUSTRY NETWORK (FIN) Sony Studios
“The Producer, and Above – the-Line”
DRAMA BOOK SHOP, New York City
“The Director and Above – the- Line”
BARNES AND NOBLE SEMINAR SERIES #1
Bookstar, Studio City, California June 11, 2002 -
“The Independent Producer and Music”
Bookstar Studio City, California June 25, 2002
“ Producing a Feature for $50,000”
Bookstar Studio City, California May 28, 2002
“Post Production and the Independent Producer”
Bookstar Studio City, California May 15, 2002
“The Independent Producer and the Production Phase”
Bookstar Studio City, California April 8, 2002
“Putting the Financing In Place”
Bookstar Studio City, California April 15, 2002
“Above the line and the Producer”
BARNES AND NOBLE SEMINAR SERIES #2
Bookstar Studio City, California, September 23, 2002
“Developing the Independent Project”
Bookstar Studio City, California, October 7, 2002
“The Producer and Below-The- Line Relationship”
Bookstar Studio City, California October 21, 2002
“The Producer and Post Production”
Bookstar Studio City, California November 4, 2002
The Producer, The Screenplay, and the Production”

PRODUCING AND DIRECTING SEMINARS (continued
BARNES AND NOBLE SEMINAR SERIES #3
Bookstar Studio City, California, March 25, 2003
“Raising Funds for an Independent Project”
Bookstar Studio City, California, April 8, 2003
“Producing the Digital Movie”
Bookstar Studio City, California April 22, 2003
“The waterdowned word – Producer”
Bookstar Studio City, California May 6, 2003
The Producer, The Screenplay, and the Production”
BARNES AND NOBLE THIRD STREET PROMENADE SANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA Independent Producing. 9

DRAMA BOOK SHOP
“The Director and the Producer
LEE STRASSBERG DIGITAL FILMMAKING INSTITUTE: Lecture and demonstration of Directing the Actor for Camera .

INTERNET SEMINARS and Interviews
PitchPage.com: December 2006
On Directing
Creative Planet's Digital Production BuZZ & Podcast: November 23, 2006
The director and previsualization technicques
ExpeditionU.com May 25th, 2002 7:00 P.M.
Live internet broadcast on Creative Independent Producing.

RADIO_- TELEVISION
The Craig Mantilla Show - June 8, 2004
“Making the Movie for No Money and being Creative”
The Sheila Oh Show – September 2003
Producing Today
CNN Radio Discussion: August 8th….
interview on FCC ruling on digital televisions by 2003
FM- The WAVE Radio: View and Visions Show: August 25. 2002.
Independent Producing in Today’s Environment.
WOR- Radio New York: August 10, 2002
THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW- Hollywood and the Independent Producer
THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW – December 21, 2002 (second appearance)

OTHER PRODUCING AND OR DIRECTING ACTIVITIES
UCLA FESTIVAL OF NEW CREATIVE WORK 2010, 2011 Festival Producer
UCLA ARTS CAMP/WORKSHOPS Producing/ Director 2001 - 2011
TRIBUTE to Bob Rosen, Retiring Dean of the UCLA School of Theater Film and Television, Producer - 2009
Video Project A DANGEROUS GAME directed and co-produced for the Association of Collegiate Conference and Event Directors February 2007 10

NATIONAL FILM FOUNDATION
Analyze and evaluate course description and materials for students studying the language of film through the use of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD , July 1 – 10, 2003
REFLECTIONS, honoring Lew and Edie Wasserman, Producer : This tribute was an industry tribute to the Wasserman’s for their philanthropic contributions to the motion picture industry. Program included a Tribute Video and a televised speech from President Clinton. September 2001
TRIBUTE to Gil Cates, Past President of the Directors Guild of America and Founding Dean of the UCLA School of Theater Film and Television, Producer - September 2000
UCLA Dedication of the George Burns Soundstage, Producer, November 1999
Media Soup Productions, Consultant on commercial product for the Motion Picture and Television Industry. 2004
Big Picture Entertainment, Consultant on theatrical product for the Motion Picture and Television Industry.
University of Dublin, Consultant to the National Center for Cinema and Drama, at the University of Dublin, in Dublin Ireland.
Chair, Academic Advisory Committee of Industry Professionals: Antelope Valley College, regarding their new degree program in Film Production. 1999-2000
UCLA Commencement of the School of Theater, Film and Television, producer 1994 - 2003
Consult to “Native American Productions Inc.” a theatrical motion picture company. 1997

OTHER PRODUCING AND DIRECTING ACTIVITIES cont)
UCLA Theater, Film and Television Alumni Association Tribute to Tom Skerritt, producer, 1995
Globo- Television , Brazil: Visiting Professor/Consultant Lecturing on the Motion Picture and Television Creative Production Process, 1995, and 1996.
Wake- Forest University: Winston Salem North Carolina: Seminar Participant/ Consultant in “Television at the University Level”, 1995.
Motion Picture and Television Authority Legal Witness- Team: (includes)
“HBO Vs. Aaron Russo Productions” 1994
“KTTV vs. National Cat Protection League” 1996
“GARY WILDER vs. Disney and Caravan Productions” 1998 -1999
“CLONUS ASSOCIATES vs. Dreamworks and Warner Brothers 2005-2006
UCLA Graduation Honoring Walter Mirisch, 1990, Multiple camera video tape production with close circuit broadcast. Director/Producer 11

AWARDS and HONORS

FILM AND TELEVISION
MAGIC MUSIC EXPRESS “Award of Excellence by the Teacher’s Association of America” 2007
INDUSTRIAL VIDEO “VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE”
Showcased in the Fifth World Congress on Injury Control, New Delhi India, March 2000
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
1996 Excellence in Educational Broadcasting for the series THE HUMAN IMPERATIVE Herb Ritts Segment for the Jones Cable Network and the Library of Congress:

FILM AND TELEVISION
GOLDEN SCROLL AWARD
1987 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY AND HORROR FILMS
"Hunter's Blood"
THE SATURN AWARD
1981 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY AND HORROR FILMS
Best Film for Television:
"The Girl The Gold Watch and Everything" 1979 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY AND HORROR FILMS
Best Film Produced for under a million dollars:
"The Clonus Horror"

THEATER
LA WEEKLY Pick of the week for seven consecutive weeks
2000 “THE FANTASTICKS”

DRAMALOGUE CRITICS AWARD
1996 “THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES” Seven Awards including Best Director
TONY Recognition
1977 “ THE ICE SHOW” Broadway’s Palace Theater