Advisory Board

Advisory Board


ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Carol Muske-Dukes
T.C. Boyle
Lee Shallat Chemel
Christopher Durang
Nora Ephron
Eric Fischl
Dana Goodyear
Helen Houghton
Dana Johnson
Muriel Johnson
Nick Kazan
Stacy Keach
Diane Luby Lane
John Lithgow
Brighde Mullins
Carol Olson
Tom Oppenheim
Robert Pinsky
Paul Simon
Mona Simpson
Kerry Slattery
Alec Sokolow
Diane Sokolow
Sam Sokolow
Robin Swicord
Sandra Tsing-Loh
Kenneth Turan
Al Young

ARTS ADVISORY STAFF

Steve Albrezzi and the USC School of Cinema crew
Diana Arterian
Stephanie Carrie
Stewart Grace
Casey McAlduff
John Muske
Ali-Reza Nusrat
Amy Sampson
Stephanie Wong

Filmmakers:
Steve Albrezzi & the USC School of Cinema crew
James Michael Marshall
Ali-Reza Nusrat
Stephanie Carrie

Film Editor:
Amy Sampson



Learn About Our Staff


Diana Arterian


Diana Arterian is currently attending CalArts for her MFA in poetry. Her chapbook "First Wind" is now available for sale at Skylight Books.




Stephanie Carrie


Originally from New Zealand, Stephanie grew up in Southern California before attending NYU as a National Merit Scholar and Tisch Arts Scholar. With the Scholars she traveled to Ghana and Vietnam, where she picked up her love of languages, storytelling. Stephanie perused this passion across Europe studying art, language, poetry and theater in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Paris. Throughout college and beyond Stephanie has used her creativity to work with young students to build their love of learning and help them create lifelong habits for success. She loves writing kids songs, eating butternut squash soup. She currently works as an actress and writer in Los Angeles and is a member of Tim Robbins' theater company, The Actors' Gang.

Casey McAlduff


Casey earned her B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Southern California in 2009. She is currently working as a grant writer for the Magic Poetry Bus while she finishes her AmeriCorps* VISTA year of service in Boston, Massachusetts. In the coming years, Casey hopes to earn her MFA in Creative Writing while continuing to promote poetry as a powerful agent for social change.