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  Biographies: Bonnie MacBird  
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Screenwriter

Born in San Francisco, Bonnie MacBird graduated from Stanford University with a BA in Music and an MA in Communication (film production). Bonnie next worked for four years as the feature film story exec at Universal under Ned Tanen, where she developed scripts and served as story editor on many feature films, as well as covered theater for the studio.

Her first script, "TRON", sold to Disney, and was made into the 1980 feature film. Her original musical "HOT ROLES", which she also directed, had a successful run in a Los Angeles theater, and many other scripts were sold or optioned at this time. She has continued her writing with a recently completed mystery novel, and is now adapting a Sherlock Holmes story for the Knightsbridge. A respected writer and story editor, she has served on the arbitration committee for the WGA and has helped arbitrate numerous writing credits.

In the eighties she teamed with television director Jim Shasky, and the pair went on to form Creative License/SkyBird Pictures, a production company creating entertainment shorts for broadcast as well as marketing videos for Fortune 500 clients. Partnered with Shasky, MacBird won two Los Angeles Area Emmy awards (Best Feature Segments in 1986 and 1987) for their CBS work. As the writer/director team on all their projects, Bonnie and her partner won over sixty national awards, including thirteen Cine Golden Eagles, and Best Directing, Writing, and Best Promotional Film awards from such prestigious groups as the New York Film and Television Festival, the ITVA, and others. MacBird closed Creative License in 1997 to concentrate on acting.

She now resides in Los Angeles and Cambridge, Massachusetts with her husband, noted futurist and computer scientist Alan Kay, whom she met while researching the movie TRON. An award-winning watercolor painter, she also enjoys travel, tennis, and roaming the Internet. Professional affiliations include SAG, AFTRA, WGA, ITVA, Britain's Royal Society of the Arts, the Valley Watercolor Society, and Stanford Alumni in Entertainment.

Reprinted with permission from Bonnie MacBird.

Related Links
- IMDB Entry for Bonnie MacBird

- Official Bonnie MacBird Website


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