Susan Emshwiller Net Worth is
$5 Million

Mini Biography

Susan Emshwiller grew up in Levittown, N.Con. by article writer Carol Emshwiller and sci-fi illustrator, avant-guard filmmaker Ed Emshwiller. She got her BFA from Syracuse College or university in painting and printmaking and her MFA from California Institute from the Arts where she researched film. Being a established decorator, her “time job” for quite some time, she caused David Mamet, Michael Apted, and gladly with Robert Altman in the Player, (where she actually is a highlighted actress) Short Slashes, Kansas Town, and Cookie’s Lot of money. She has created and directed many plays like the critically acclaimed and prize earning “Clean Stokes”, motivated by paintings of Edward Hopper. Her play “Dominoes” is certainly published with the Dramatists Play Program and “Defrosting Popsicles” by Playscripts Inc. Susan provides created screenplays on spec as well as for hire; most notably- co-writer from the Academy Award earning film Pollock for professional/movie director Ed Harris. Susan’s feature film, In the Property of Dairy and Cash, a wild cultural satire, garnered honours and rave testimonials at festivals in america and internationally. She’s written and aimed short films, advertisements, and music movies. Extra activities include script doctoring, teaching screen and playwriting on the MET Theater in Hollywood, and presenting workshops in filmmaking and writing. She’s published several short tales and has simply finished her first novel “Exclamation Stage.”

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