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Writer. Additional Crew. Actress. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Anne Toole is known for Days Gone (2019), Horizon Zero Dawn (2017) and The Witcher (2007). Add photos, demo reels.
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Anne M. Toole - Writer - The Write Toole | LinkedIn. Film/TV, Series, Comics, Podcast Writer | Netflix, NBC, Marvel | Emmy-winning digital series. West Hollywood, California, United States....
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Anne Toole. Anne Toole is a WGA-nominated writer for computer games, one-hour television, comics, and short fiction. Anne started her career writing for DAYS OF OUR LIVES, then became Head Writer for a game based on the STARGATE SG-1 series.
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Anne Toole is a fantasy and science fiction writer who has written for video games, tv series, and comics, including the 2019 comic series Halo: Lone Wolf. [1] Background [ edit] Anne Toole has written for numerous video game properties, including Horizon Zero Dawn, The Witcher, and Days Gone.
Writers Guild Award-winning writer Anne Toole has written for live action series, games, animation, comics, and more. Her work currently appears in Netflix's DANIEL SPELLBOUND and the action-comedy series CANNON BUSTERS. Previously, she wrote for GHOST OF TSUSHIMA: DIRECTOR'S CUT and for WOMEN OF MARVEL #1.
Writers Guild Award-winner Anne Toole is a creative writer whose credits include TV series, video games, animation and live action, comics, and short fiction. With a penchant for telling stories with a light tone and a dark underbelly, she prefers writing contemporary mysteries, science fiction, fantasy, horror, and the occasional romance.
Mar 8, 2022 · Writer Anne Toole sits down to chat with GateCrashers about the new graphic novel Horizon Zero Dawn: Liberation. By Rook Geary. March 8, 2022. No Comments. Horizon Zero Dawn: Liberation is a brand new graphic novel set in the extensive world created for the 2017 videogame by Guerrilla Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment.
