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Gerardo Stawsky
Gerardo has many talents and hails from Uruguay.
About Me
2010 - wrote The Rest of It -screenplay.
2007 -current - Professor of Film, and Film and LIterature at University
of Redlands (Torrance/Burbank campuses), CA
2006 -current - 3rdi QC, Los Angeles, CA
2002-2005 - Director of Education, Los Angeles Museum of the
Holocaust
2002 - Director and Exec. Producer, Despite Treblinka
2000-2002 - ORT Uruguay University 2000-2002 - Professor of
Screenwriting (juniors and seniors), and Production Workshop III
(seniors), Filmmaking (juniors)
1999-2000 - Universidad Catolica del Uruguay - Professor of
Screenwriting (juniors and seniors), and Filmmaking/Media Production
(juniors)
1998 Wrote Missing Montevideo (screenplay), a story from the years of
dictatorship (for anchor and producer Graziano Pascale, based on his
book Montevideo sin Alma).
1996 Producer and Writer/staff correspondent (including a ten page
interview with the XIV Dalai Lama, 1989 Nobel Peace Prize, in
Dharamsala, India, for Posdata Magazine (Uruguay) and for leading
program En Vivo y En Directo, Sarandi Satelital, 1996).
1993 El Pais Cultural. Writer/Staff Correspondent.
Early '90s Weekly Jaque. Writer and Interviewer (in depth interviews,
ranging from former conservative Uruguayan President Lacalle to
former guerrilla leader E. Fernandez Huidobro).
OTHER FACTS AND ABILITIES
A FIPRESCI award-winning filmmaker.
Granted a green card in 2007 as an alien of extraordinary abilities (EB-
1A).
Multicultural and multilingual (in addition to English and Spanish,
proficient in Italian, Portuguese and Hebrew; fluent in French). Extensive
traveling experience throughout North, Central and South America,
Western and Eastern Europe and South East Asia and Israel.
-Former quartet co-leader, played in live venues and jazz clubs in
Uruguay and abroad, including:
2001 Palacio Estevez, the House of Government of Uruguay, at the
National Day of Heritage.
2000 Composed and played for a theatre piece, As Bees In Honey
Drown (by Douglas Carter Beane), at the Alianza Cultural Uruguay-
Estados Unidos' theatre (Uruguay-United States of America Cultural
Alliance), sponsored by the American Embassy.