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Dale Herd
Work History
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- THE MAN WHO GAVE UP HIS NAME Director
- Carried Away Principle - Producer
- The Viking Sagas Writer
PUBLICATIONS:
"EARLY MORNING WIND, AND OTHER STORIES."
Collection of short stories.
Four Seasons Foundation, 1972. Donald Allen, Publisher. 161 Grand View Avenue, San Francisco, Ca. 94114.
"DIAMONDS"
Collection of short stories.
Mudra Press, 1976. Distributed by Bookpeople. 2940 Seventh Street, Berkeley, Ca. 94710.
"WILD CHERRIES"
Collection of short stories.
Tombouctou Books, 1980. 1472 Creekview Lane, Santa Cruz, Ca. 95062.
DIRECTING CREDITS:
STAGE:
live stage performance of characters from "DREAMLAND COURT," a novel in progress, at:
Poetry Center, San Francisco State University, 1981. Sponsored by San Francisco State University.
Valencia Cafe, San Francisco, 1982. Sponsored by San Francisco State University.
Beyond Baroque, Venice, Ca. 1983. Sponsored by Beyond Baroque Foundation.
VIDEO:
An hour video of "DREAMLAND COURT," produced at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, Ca. Producers, Barry Hall, Beth Van De Water.
Shown at EZTV, Los Angeles, 1983.
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"DREAMLAND COURT"
a twelve minute video starring William Petersen and Karen Young filmed at the 1990 Sundance Institute Summer Filmmakers Laboratory, Sundance, Utah; the Director/Writer's workshop.
SCREENPLAY CREDITS:
"THE MAN WHO GAVE UP HIS NAME." Adaptation of the middle story from the Jim Harrison novella: "LEGENDS OF THE FALL." Susanana Styron, Director. An A.F.I. film. 1984.
"THE VIKING SAGAS." An original story ba
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