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Inspired by his parents bold move to pursue a life they loved,, Hunt decided to quit his job and move west to Los Angeles to write full-time. After a few bumpy years of sporadic work, Hunt and his writing partner John Coveny were hired to write on the first season of TNT's new show The Closer.
Hunt Baldwin. Creator, 'Trust Me'. Guest. Creator of Trust Me, the new TNT drama set in the ad world, he worked in advertising in Chicago, came to Los Angeles to make it as writers and succeeded, despite his ignorance about how television shows are normally staffed.
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Inspired by his parents bold move to pursue a life they loved,, Hunt decided to quit his job and move west to Los Angeles to write full-time. After a few bumpy years of sporadic work, Hunt and his writing partner John Coveny were hired to write on the first season of TNT’s new show The Closer.
- Baldwin Hills Communities Begin to Develop in The 1920s
- One of The First Racially Integrated Neighborhoods in The Area
- A Disaster Transforms The Area
- More Black Families Begin to Move to Baldwin Hills
- Today’S Changes in The Area
The rolling hills in South Los Angeles that now hosts these neighborhoods were once part of the Rancho La Cienega o Paso de la Tijera, eventually owned by the randy, wily 19th century L.A. pioneer Elias “Lucky” Baldwin. In the early 20th century, these lawless, uninhabited hills were best known for the rough and tumble oil derricks that punctured t...
The almost exclusively white neighborhoods in the Baldwin Hills slowly began to change in the 1950s, after the Supreme Court struck down the enforcement of racially restrictive covenants in 1948. This enabled prosperous Black families — forced to live in areas primarily surrounding Central Avenue — to move into neighborhoods with amenities and oppo...
In the midst of this transition, tragedy struck. On Saturday afternoon, Dec. 14, 1963, the Baldwin Hills Dam burst, sending a wave of water cascading through the hills. “Terraced lots were swept clean of houses and gardens, swimming pools were wiped away in seconds and a path — perhaps 40 feet across and winding as water gushed forward — was scoure...
Throughout the 1960s, the Baldwin Hills area increasingly became a hub of Black upper-and-middle-class life in Los Angeles. “There were all these accounts of conflict and tension, and backlash among residents in the neighborhood. And eventually white flight, which is usually what follows when one or two white families move out,” Hunt says. “Realtor...
Residents hope the $2.1 billion Crenshaw-LAX Light Rail Project, which will bring high-quality transit to the area, will also bring new amenities and development to South L.A. There are also efforts to preserve the Black history of the Crenshaw District with Destination Crenshaw, projected to be a 1.1-mile outdoor museum running along the new Crens...
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Oct 19, 2023 · Shephard mentioned in a 2012 interview with The Hollywood Reporter that if she could add any writer to her staff, she "would clone Hunt Baldwin and John Coveny." The team split off after Longmire .
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Jun 2, 2012 · The show comes to television from executive producers and writers John Coveny and Hunt Baldwin whose previous series THE CLOSER was a critically acclaimed success for six seasons. Coveny and...
