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James Kerwin(I)

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James Kerwin
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In addition to numerous film festival grand jury prizes, Kerwin's work has earned distinctions such as the Webby, the Geekie, Accolade Awards, Telly Awards, the Axiem, the Panavision New Filmmaker Grant, and the R.C. Norris Screenwriting Award. He was named "Best Director" and "Best Screenwriter" by New York Visionfest for "Yesterday Was a Lie," his feature film debut from Entertainment One.

Kerwin's live stage credits range from classical to modern. He was listed among the Los Angeles Times' "Faces to Watch" as part of the Lone Star Ensemble theatre group, and has frequently directed for Noah Wyle's Blank Theatre Company. Kerwin's directing has been honored by critic Paul Birchall for two consecutive years in Back Stage Magazine's "Best of the Year" list. His work has been cited by scholarly organizations and journals such as the Shakespeare Association of America and Shakespeare Newsletter.

Kerwin is a member of Mensa, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
BornOctober 13
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      • 24 wins & 5 nominations total

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      Yesterday Was a Lie (2009)
      Yesterday Was a Lie
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      • 2009
      Michael Forest, John de Lancie, Vic Mignogna, Rekha Sharma, and Darren Jacobs in When the Train Stops (2019)
      When the Train Stops
      8.3
      Short
      • Director
      • 2019
      Chuck Huber, Grant Imahara, Vic Mignogna, Christopher Doohan, Michele Specht, Kipleigh Brown, Todd Haberkorn, Kim Stinger, Steven Dengler, Wyatt Lenhart, and Cat Roberts in Star Trek Continues (2013)
      Star Trek Continues
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      • Michael Forest, John de Lancie, Vic Mignogna, Rekha Sharma, and Darren Jacobs in When the Train Stops (2019)
        When the Train Stops
        8.3
        Short
        • Director
        • 2019
      • Chuck Huber, Grant Imahara, Vic Mignogna, Christopher Doohan, Michele Specht, Kipleigh Brown, Todd Haberkorn, Kim Stinger, Steven Dengler, Wyatt Lenhart, and Cat Roberts in Star Trek Continues (2013)
        Star Trek Continues
        8.1
        TV Series
        • Director
        • 2014–2017
      • Chase Masterson and Kipleigh Brown in R.U.R.: Genesis (2013)
        R.U.R.: Genesis
        5.5
        Short
        • Director
        • 2013
      • Kipleigh Brown in Yesterday Was a Lie (2010)
        Yesterday Was a Lie
        7.7
        TV Series
        • Director
        • 2011
      • Yesterday Was a Lie (2009)
        Yesterday Was a Lie
        5.1
        • Director
        • 2009
      • Midsummer (1999)
        Midsummer
        7.0
        Short
        • Director
        • 1999
      • The Garden
        8.2
        Video
        • Director
        • 1995

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      • Tribbles (2012)
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      • Chuck Huber, Grant Imahara, Vic Mignogna, Christopher Doohan, Michele Specht, Kipleigh Brown, Todd Haberkorn, Kim Stinger, Steven Dengler, Wyatt Lenhart, and Cat Roberts in Star Trek Continues (2013)
        Star Trek Continues
        8.1
        TV Series
        • story by
        • teleplay by
        • 2014–2017
      • Chase Masterson and Kipleigh Brown in R.U.R.: Genesis (2013)
        R.U.R.: Genesis
        5.5
        Short
        • Writer
        • 2013
      • Kipleigh Brown in Yesterday Was a Lie (2010)
        Yesterday Was a Lie
        7.7
        TV Series
        • written by
        • 2011
      • Yesterday Was a Lie (2009)
        Yesterday Was a Lie
        5.1
        • writer
        • 2009
      • Midsummer (1999)
        Midsummer
        7.0
        Short
        • screenplay
        • 1999
      • The Garden
        8.2
        Video
        • Writer
        • 1995

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        • 1.78 m
      • Born
        • October 13
        • St. Louis, Missouri, USA
      • Relatives
          Rhea Kerwin(Niece or Nephew)
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        • 5 Pictorials

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        • Male

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        Directed for Travis Schuldt's Lone Star Ensemble and Noah Wyle's Blank theater companies.

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      • Where was James Kerwin born?
        St. Louis, Missouri, USA
      • How tall is James Kerwin?
        5 feet 10 inches, or 1.78 meters
      • What is James Kerwin known for?
        Yesterday Was a Lie, Star Trek Continues, When the Train Stops, and Contre-Coup
      • Does James Kerwin have siblings?
        Yes, 2 siblings, including Jill Kerwin and Joe Kerwin
      • Who are James Kerwin's relatives?
        Rhea Kerwin (Nephew or niece) and Elara Kerwin (Nephew or niece)

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