Everett De Morier – Official Website
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Everett enjoys speaking in front of groups on topics such as sales, motivation, planning, writing, publishing, screenwriting, creative resolution, territory management and brand management.
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Mr. DeMorier,
On behalf of the faculty and students in the Communications and Media Arts department at SUNY Broome. Thank you for taking the time to come and present on your experiences dealing with screen writing and film production!
This information is invaluable to our students and was highly received. I would recommend you present at any of our fellow colleges and universities. Your honesty and openness to answer any of our students’ questions was a honor to witness. It is not often that someone comes, presents, and then still proceeds to answer questions for an additional two hours plus. I believe that this is a credit to high standard of your presentation as well as a reflection to how well your message was received.
Furthermore, the success that you have achieved so far along with your local roots have been a great encouragement to our students. It provides them with an example of what one can do when provided with the opportunity to do so.
Thank you again for your time and I look forward to having you present again to our students soon!
Sincerely,
Timothy J. Skinner
2014 SUNY Chancellor’s Award Winner
Department Chairperson /Associate Professor
Communications and Media Arts
Everett’s visit to our school was fantastic. He is dynamic, witty, generous with his time, and creates honest and straight conversation. Everett eagerly shares his wealth of knowledge on the universe of writing−from the business through the craft−and his experience spans the gamut from nonfiction books and articles to musical theatre, novels, and screenplays. He knows how to naturally connect with people from all ages and backgrounds. Whether a book club, high school, or university−anyone who brings Everett De Morier to engage with their group will be thrilled with the experience.
Douglas King, Professor of English
Gannon University
Erie, PA