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David Carren. Writer: The Red Queen. David Bennett Carren has written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including Star Trek, The Next Generation, Stargate SG-1, and Diagnosis Murder. His theater credits include Hollyweird, a farce which was a Semi-Finalist in the Eugene O'Neil National Playwright's Conference.
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Mini Bio. David Bennett Carren has written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including Star Trek, The Next Generation, Stargate SG-1, and Diagnosis Murder. His theater credits include Hollyweird, a farce which was a Semi-Finalist in the Eugene O'Neil National Playwright's Conference. His feature credits as a writer/director ...
David Carren, MFA. Professor. Phone: (956) 665-2634. Email: david.carren@utrgv.edu. Read More. David Carren, MFA. Biography. David Bennett Carren has directed, written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including Star Trek: The Next Generation and Stargate, SG1.
2009 The Red Queen (screenplay - as David B. Carren) / (story - as David B. Carren) 2006 Mr. Hell (written by - as David B. Carren) 1999-2000 Martial Law (TV Series) (written by - 3 episodes)
David Bennett Carren has directed, written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including Star Trek: The Next Generation and Stargate, SG1. His recognition as a screenwriter includes a First Place in the New York Television and Film Festival, a Grand Prize from the StoryPro Awards, a Writer’s Guild Award Nomination, finalist ho
David Bennett Carren Associate Professor. Office: Edinburg, ELABN 148 Email: david.carren@utrgv.edu Profile. David Bennett Carren is Associate Professor in the Theatre Department. He earned his BA in Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin and his Master of Fine Arts at Spalding University.
David Carren. Associate Professor David Bennett Carren film and TV credits include Star Trek, Stargate, Murder, She Wrote, and The Red Queen. His recognition includes a First Place in the New York Television and Film Festival, a Writer’s Guild Award Nomination, and semi-finalist status in the 2013 Eugene O'Neil National Playwright's Conference.
