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James A.
Conrad
Author and Physics Researcher
Filmmaker's Dictionary, James A. Conrad co-author, with Emmy Award-winning producer-director Ralph S. Singleton (over 5,000 terms; the film industry's largest reference dictionary). 2000; Lone Eagle Publishing, a division of Nielsen Business Media, owners of The Hollywood Reporter, Back Stage, Billboard, Adweek, the annual ShoWest film convention, and other properties.
The Model-Actor's Dictionary, James A. Conrad author (over 1,700 terms from modeling, acting, television commercials, music videos, etc.; the first dictionary published on the modeling industry). 1988; Copyright interest in both dictionaries purchased by Lone Eagle Publishing, a division of Nielsen Business Media, in 1999.
Nonfiction and fiction writing projects:
Various nonfiction and fiction projects in development not listed here, including additional completed screenplays written solo and with other writers.
The Sleeping Beauty — Scriptment for a feature film, live action. An expanded retelling of the classic Charles Perrault fairy tale about a spellbound sleeping princess awakened by the kiss of a future prince. 120 pages.
Untitled Supergirl Origin Movie — A feature screenplay writing sample. An adaptation of the DC Comics character (the original Kara Zor-El from Krypton). Initiated before the 1984 film starring Helen Slater. Last with an agent in 1990. 137 pages. Comments from industry readers during that time: "Highly entertaining and visually exciting . . . Action scenes jump to life, providing fantastic visual descriptions . . . am also impressed by your dialogue . . . Clearly you know your subject and it shows." — film industry story analyst (studio/agency reader). | "You have a good visual sense. Your descriptive writing is excellent. . . . faithful to the comic books." — produced screenwriter-director.
Star Trek media project — A picture book or display project of up to 70 rare and never-before-seen color production photos from the classic 1960s television series Star Trek from my collection of nearly 1,400 35mm outtake and workprint clippings purchased from Gene Roddenberry during a period in the early to mid 1970s. Includes clapboard shots, special effects, and actors on marks and post-scene. These are part of the same large group of film clippings mentioned in the book Inside Star Trek: The Real Story by Herbert Solow and Robert H. Justman.
I created the poster below on November 5, 2008, adapting it from the famous public domain 1917 "I Want You" U.S. Army recruiting poster. If you see it used elsewhere, this is where it must have been downloaded. The following day on November 6, I came across this article: "Army working on Science's Outer Limits"
Various nonfiction and fiction projects in development not listed here, including additional completed screenplays written solo and with other writers.
The Sleeping Beauty — Scriptment for a feature film, live action. An expanded retelling of the classic Charles Perrault fairy tale about a spellbound sleeping princess awakened by the kiss of a future prince. 120 pages.
Untitled Supergirl Origin Movie — A feature screenplay writing sample. An adaptation of the DC Comics character (the original Kara Zor-El from Krypton). Initiated before the 1984 film starring Helen Slater. Last with an agent in 1990. 137 pages. Comments from industry readers during that time: "Highly entertaining and visually exciting . . . Action scenes jump to life, providing fantastic visual descriptions . . . am also impressed by your dialogue . . . Clearly you know your subject and it shows." — film industry story analyst (studio/agency reader). | "You have a good visual sense. Your descriptive writing is excellent. . . . faithful to the comic books." — produced screenwriter-director.
Star Trek media project — A picture book or display project of up to 70 rare and 
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