Fred Medick Net Worth is
$900,000

Mini Biography

Fred Medick is most beneficial referred to as the writer and director of brief movies Turntables as well as the Story of We. Fred was raised in Summit, NJ. For senior high school, he went to Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, at exactly the same time as authors Nicholas Thompson and Taylor Antrim, aswell as movie director Henry Alex Rubin (movie director of Murderball and Disconnect). Fred received his bachelor’s degree in creative composing from Stanford University or college. He went to Stanford University at exactly the same time as Nicole Krauss, poet and author of Jerusalum, I REALLY LIKE You. At Stanford, Fred analyzed under noted writers John L’Heureux and Gilbert Sorrentino (writer of A Beehive Organized on Humane Concepts, and made an appearance in Gilbert Selby Jr.: IT WILL LIKELY BE Better Tomorrow). During this time period, Fred released his first brief story, “The increased loss of a Limb”, in the literary journal The Mind’s Attention. Fred also received a Golden Give for his assortment of brief functions “Improvisations on Palo Alto.” After graduating from Stanford, Fred received a scholarship towards the Squaw Valley Writer’s Meeting, where he caused cult writer Kem Nunn, who later on became a maker on Sons of Anarchy. Fred’s first brief movie, Turntables, was shot in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. Co-director Shane O’Connor also made an appearance in Danielle Wire: Eye See as well as the Butcher Boy, with Stephen Rea and Ian Hart. Turntables designated the debut of dancer / celebrity Kate Duyn, who later on starred in Middle Guy and Conventioneers, and presented a cameo by Alyssa Wendt (Frisk, Franci’s Persuasion). Turntables premiered in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA in 2000, and was screened in the M3 Event in Canada. Fred’s second film, THE STORYPLOT of We, was co-directed by Sarita White colored, who continued to star like a contestant on Survivor: Redemption Isle. Fred and Sarita also had been romantically linked throughout that time. THE STORYPLOT of I starred Walter Barry, who also made an appearance in Meats Wagon and Mango Kiss, and boasted an appearance by article writer and comedian John Reichmuth (Kasper Hauser). Fred also worked like a freelance journalist, writing and submitting articles for the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Regular, Travel + Amusement, Urb, and SOMA Journal, among others. After directing THE STORYPLOT of We (2002), Fred relocated to LA, where he worked well like a creative consultant for ‘Idiom Movies [us]’. Fred later on attended Harvard Regulation College, where he graduated with honors and received a Heyman Fellowship. After regulation school, Fred came into the prestigious Division of Justice Honors System. By 2012, Fred functions as a federal government prosecutor in LA.

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