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Ellen Stiefler is an agent, producer () and Attorney〔(''Rights Go To Viking in Major Deal Auction Conducted by Ellen Stiefler'' )〕 who manages talent and intellectual property rights across all media. Stiefler is president of Stiefler Law Group and Transmedia Multiverse. She has represented best-selling authors and public figures including Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor(), Dr. Mimi Guarneri,〔(''Cheating on your doc?'' )〕〔(''Beyond Your Genes:The Journey to Optimum Health and Wellness'' )〕 Dr. Marianne J. Legato,〔(''The Weaker Sex'' )〕 Dr. Andrew Baldwin, Dina Babbitt, Sylvia Earle, Mary Mazzio, the independent film company ''50 Eggs'',〔(50 Eggs Productions website )〕 and its film TEN9EIGHT,〔(''Ten9Eight'' )〕 which tells the story of several kids from low-income communities who discovered the power of entrepreneurship,〔(Speaking - Capturing the Dreams of Young Entrepreneurs on Film'' ) - New York Times〕 and The Apple Pushers,〔(The Apple Pushers )〕 which highlights the issue of food desserts and chronicles the lives and livelihoods of immigrant street vendors who are micro-entrepreneurs, rolling carts of fresh fruits and vegetables into poor neighborhoods where obesity rates were skyrocketing, One of Stiefler's transmedia properties is Dr. Mimi Guarneri and her pioneering work in integrative and holistic medicine. Dr. Guarneri's 24 DVD Great Course on the science of natural healing was published by the Teaching Company in October 2012. Her book, ''The Heart Speaks'', was published by Simon & Schuster in 2006. ''The Heart Speaks'' is being adapted into a weekly one-hour medical drama on ABC television with Sony Pictures Television, Vin Di Bona, Bruce Gersh, Susan Levison and writer Yahlin Chang, and Ellen Stiefler Executive Producing,. Another of Stiefler's Transmedia projects is My Stroke of Insight, by Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, which has been told as the enormously popular,〔(''A Superhighway to Bliss'' )〕 TED Talk〔(''Jill Bolte Taylor's TEDTalk'' )〕 seen by over 25 million people, a bestselling book translated into over 30 languages, opera and stage productions, documentaries around the world, musical performances, a ballet〔(''Ballet Chronicling the Experience of Having a Stroke'' )〕〔(''The Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui Tries Getting In Our Heads with Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet'' )〕〔(''Ballet complex, emotional, many-layered dance'' )〕 and a major, full-length feature film. The film adaptation of Taylor's novel is being penned by screenwriter Semi Chellas and will be distributed by Columbia Pictures, a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment, produced by Academy Award winning producer, Brian Grazer, and directed by Academy Award winning director Ron Howard, with Stiefler as Executive Producer. Another Stiefler transmedia project is the story of Nazi holocaust survivor, artist Dina Babbitt which gave rise to United States legislation,〔(''H.CON.RES.118:Title: Urging the return of portraits painted by Dina Babbitt during her internment at Auschwitz that are now in the possession of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum '' )〕 a short film, "The Last Outrage" by Disney Educational Productions, a graphic novel by Neal Adams〔(''Comic-Book Idols Rally to Aid a Holocaust Artist'' )〕 and is being turned into a book and film. Stiefler was a founding Board Member of Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine (Scripps Health - Integrative Medicine ) and Kids Korps USA (Kids Korps USA - Developing Leaders For Life Through Youth Volunteerism ) and continued to serve on those boards for over a decade. She also serves as an advisor and board member to other civic and charitable organizations as well as a number of for-profit companies. She founded The Gratitude Foundation in 2003 (). ==Notes/References== Publisher's Weekly: Viking Wins Self-Published Stroke Memoir 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ellen Stiefler」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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