Stephen Most

Stephen Most
Born	San Diego, California
Occupation	Playwright, documentary screenwriter and producer

Stephen Most is an American playwright and documentary screenwriter.^{[1] [2]} Most has authored, co-authored or otherwise contributed to nine plays and twenty-four documentaries.^{[3] [4]} Among them, Berkeley in the Sixties which Most co-authored was an Academy Award Best Documentary Feature nominee.^[5] He is also the author of a 2006 book, River of Renewal: Myth and History in the Klamath Basin.^[6] He wrote the 2004 International Documentary Association Pare Lorentz Award winner Oil on Ice ^[7]

Select bibliography

• Rebecca Jaroff and Bob Shuman, 2009. DUO! The Best Scenes for Two for the 21st Century. Applause Theatre and Cinema Books, 362—366
• Stephen Most, 2006. River of Renewal, Myth and History in the Klamath Basin, University of Washington Press and the Oregon Historical Society Press.
• Alan Rosenthal, 1996. Writing, Directing and Producing Documentary Films and Videos. Southern Illinois University Press, 60—62
• Stephen Most, 1996. In the Presence of the Past. Legacy Publications ^[8]
• Stephen Most and Lynn Grasberg, 1989. The Broken Circle: A Search for Wisdom in the Nuclear Age. Consulting Psychologists Press.
• West Coast Plays 10, 1981. "Playwrights' Polemic," California Theatre Council, 73—100
• West Coast Plays 8, 1981. Intrigue At Ah-Pah. California Theatre Council, 121—171

References

External links

• Stephen Most at the Internet Movie Database
• Stephen Most at AllMovie
• Stephen Most in the Searise Crew
• Stephen Most on LinkedIn
• Stephen Most on documentary.org