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Douglas Wood (writer)
Douglas Wood is a writer, creative executive, director and producer. He has been a VP of Animation Development and Production for Steven Spielberg at Amblin Entertainment, Turner Pictures, Warner Bros. and Universal.〔(Post magazine - Animation Lab Launches )〕
==History==
Douglas Wood was born in Chicago, United States where he acted in productions at The Next Theatre Company, The Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, The Forum Theatre and The Second City among others. He formed a comedy duo with Cheryl Rhoads entitled The Fine Line, playing comedy clubs and theatres in Chicago and later L.A., including The Improv and The Comedy Store. 〔(Write Wood Bio )〕 The Fine Line's vignettes on human relationships, entitled "An Evening with the Fine Line", ran for nine months in Chicago at the Ruth Page Theater. Upon arriving in L.A., Wood and Rhoads were spotted and signed by the William Morris Agency and they soon performed (twice) on ''The Merv Griffin Show''.〔(Prairieden interview with Douglas Wood )〕 This led to Wood becoming a series regular and staff writer on the NBC variety series, ''The Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson''. Wood has worked as the creative executive for the Annie award winning films ''The Iron Giant'' and ''Cats Don't Dance''.〔 He also served as the creative executive for the Emmy Award winning TV series ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' and ''Animaniacs''.〔(AWN - Animation Lab to Produce First CGI Feature in Israel ).〕 Wood has created two successful animated television series: ''Little Einsteins'' for Disney and ''Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies'' for National Geographic (for which he also authored the children's book, ''When Mama Mirabelle Comes Home''.) In addition to his work for Disney, he has written television shows for children at Nickelodeon, PBS, Discovery Kids, the BBC, Fremantle Media and more. At the Motion Picture and Television Fund he volunteers his services instructing senior citizens on the craft of Improvisation. In 2011, Wood directed, produced (with Jennifer Clymer), and wrote (with Maureen Kelly) a live-action short, ''Hi, Lillian'' which stars veteran actor, Pat Crawford Brown, an improv student of Wood's at the MPTV Fund. The film has won the Audience Award for Best Short at three film festivals: Dances With Films 15, Prescott Film Festival, 2012 and the 12th Annual Valley Film Festival. Wood also won an award for Best Emerging Filmmaker at the Prescott Film Festival. ''Hi, Lillian'' is an Official Selection at the AWEsome Film Festival in San Jose, CA, the Reel Recovery Festivals in L.A., NY, American Independent Film Festival, the Legacy Film Festival in San Francisco and the Seoul International Senior Film Festival in Seoul, Korea. In 2013 Wood wrote, directed and executive produced the short film ''Entanglement'', which received a Best Short Award at the Independent Film Quarterly Film Festival in 2014. The film also won an Award of Merit from the Best Shorts Competition, 2014 and was an Official Selection at the Dances With Films Festival in Hollywood and the First Glance Festival - L.A.
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