Jill Gurr Net Worth is
$5 Million

Mini Biography

Jill graduated from Boston University or college having a B.S. level in Broadcasting and Film. She’s traveled and worked well extensively all over the world and it is fluent in Spanish, French and Italian. She was the general public Access Television Supervisor for a significant cable company. Furthermore, she worked well as an associate to makers at Twentieth Century-Fox Studios and for a number of reputable companies in LA. Subsequently, she was the associate towards the V.P., Innovative Affairs at Paramount Studios. With this capability, she was also in charge of covering scripts as a tale analyst. Jill spent some time working like a Script Supervisor (Continuity) about award-winning international feature film, tv and business productions with main stars and directors. She founded the nonprofit organization Create Right now (www.createnow.org), which gives arts mentoring and education to youngsters in want – those 2-21 who’ve been abused, neglected, abandoned, homeless, incarcerated, runaways, or coping with very similar challenges like drug abuse and violence. Through this function, she’s received international awards and honors. Jill continues to be highlighted on “NBC Nightly Information with Brian Williams,” “Anderson Cooper 360°” and KTLA “Heroes in the home,” KABC, KNBC and Fox11 Information. Jill was among eight people in the U.S. chosen to maintain a continuing exhibition on the Museum of Tolerance known as “Everyday Heroes.” She was also among the first four Us citizens chosen with the United kingdom Council to take part in their Global Xchange plan in South Africa and North Ireland, with 25 various other market leaders from six countries. She provides presentations to worldwide diplomats through the International Site visitors Council, an adjunct from the U.S. STATE DEPT.. Because of this, Create Right now received their renowned “2011 Community Source Award.” Jill offers published a publication, “Mentor Youth Right now: A Guidebook for Transforming Adolescent Lives,” which is on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. She’s published two additional books: “Journeys with the Old Crystal Skulls,” which really is a memoir predicated on the life span of Joky Vehicle Dieten, and “Dolphin Curing,” in regards to a 10-year-old woman struggling with tumor who is influenced to survive a dolphin. Like a Screenwriter, two of her scripts were produced: “Rigged” was adapted from a book by Wayne Hadley Run after and celebrities George Kennedy, made by CineStar Productions. “Socrates” was a PBS pilot for “The Immortals” series and celebrities Ed Asner. Many of her unique scripts have already been optioned.

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