Sarah Wetherbee Net Worth is
$900,000

Mini Biography

Sarah Wetherbee is from Londonderry, NH and an alumna of Londonderry SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. Graduating from Emerson University in Boston, where she examined journalism, Sarah following proved helpful for New England’s initial 24-hour news route, NECN, being a copywriter. Shifting to LA, she were only available in post-production over the cleaning soap opera Sunset Seaside before moving to composing and making documentary tv. Sarah visited function for Oscar-award earning manufacturer, Arnold Shapiro on displays like MSNBC Investigates, MTV’s Flipped, CBS’s YOUR GOVERNMENT and ABC’s truth series The Family members. In 2001 Sarah joined up with then start-up Authentic Entertainment as writer/manufacturer for many Travel Route series before her segue showing working. In 2007, Sarah and partner Emre Sahin, made, directed and professional produced Background Channel’s Cities from the Underworld with Authentic, making over 40 shows all over the world, producing Cities among the best 5 most viewed shows over the network. In 2008, Sarah founded Karga Seven Images with award-winning director, Emre Sahin, and award-winning producer and two-time Writers Guild of America Award nominee, Kelly McPherson. Karga’s initial projects were some specials for Background Route that included Time After Devastation and Sniper: In the Crosshairs. Karga’s initial feature film, 40, created and aimed by Emre and made by Sarah, was shot on area in Istanbul, distributed all over the world and produced its UNITED STATES debut on the Toronto International Film Celebration 2011. Since establishing Karga Seven Images, Sarah has professional produced the series How Booze Built America with Mike Rowe for Breakthrough, Futurescape with Adam Woods and Alien Encounters for Research Channel, aswell as much series and special deals for systems including History, Breakthrough, Country wide Geographic, TLC, Travel Route, ID, Food Network, Food preparation Channel, Animal Globe, Weather Route, and MTV.

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