Moving On
When you make your living by designing mistakes, you have to design a way to survive them; and you have to realize when it is time to design your way to be Moving On.
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CR ShermanWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay, Short Script
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Number of Pages:9
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:No
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Student Project:No
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4th France International Film FestivalParis, France
July 18, 2024
WINNER Best Short Screenplay -
Los Angeles International CINEVERSE Film FestivalLos Angeles, California
September 14, 2024
AWARD WINNER Short Screenplay -
Cannes Script FestivalCannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur France
September 9, 2024
FINALIST -
Santa Barbara International Screenplay AwardsSanta Barbara, CA
July 17, 2024
FINALIST -
Palm Springs International Screenplay ContestPalm Springs, CA
July 25, 2024
FINALIST
My name is Sherman, I am a writer living in the Vegas Valley in Southern Nevada. My area of fascination is creating action-adventure stories about men and women who live with risk.
I started as a storyteller for corporations and did brand development and strategic positioning for companies such as Symantec, Polaroid, Virginia Power, Cole Haan, Zildjian Cymbals, and The Harvard Business School. My career took me to design firms in Houston and Boston, then I opened my own firm as a cofounder of BrandTank in San Francisco.
I made a career change to aviation in 2001. I built my flight time as a Ditch Dog flying Grand Canyon tours, flew corporate charters throughout the Southwest, and then moved onto jets. I hold multiple type ratings in turbo prop and turbo fan aircraft, and my total number of takeoffs matches my total number of landings--except for that one time.
In 2020 I enrolled in the College of Fine Arts, Department of Film, at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and focused on screenwriting classes in the Graduate and Undergraduate Programs. I freelance as a photographer shooting Production Stills, and as a sound mixer doing Location Sound, to get production experience on set.
I write as much as I can now, it keeps me out of the heat.