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Maria Hall-Brown

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Maria Hall-Brown is an American journalist, television producer, and actor.

Journalism

She is the host and producer of Bookmark with Maria Hall-Brown, a news magazine featuring interviews with book authors,[1] and a producer and occasional correspondent on KOCE's Real Orange newscast.[2] Hall-Brown was a producer for Calworks: Steps Towards Success, which was nominated for a Los Angeles Area Emmy Award in 2003.[3] She was awarded a Golden Mike Award by the Radio and Television News Association of Southern California in 2007.[4]

Acting

Maria Hall-Brown starred alongside David Carradine in 1988's Open Fire and 1998's Light Speed.[5]

Education and background

Hall-Brown earned a BFA in Drama from UC Irvine in 1984.[6] Her birthday is January 23.[7]

References

Footnotes

  1. ^ KOCE.org
  2. ^ KOCE.org
  3. ^ Emmys.org
  4. ^ Arts.uci.edu
  5. ^ IMDb.com
  6. ^ Arts.uci.edu
  7. ^ Real Orange, January 23, 2008 telecast.