Gini Graham Scott Ph.D.

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Gini Graham Scott has published over 50 books with mainstream publishers, focusing on social trends, work and business relationships, and personal and professional development. She has...показать больше Gini Graham Scott has published over 50 books with mainstream publishers, focusing on social trends, work and business relationships, and personal and professional development. She has previously written a number of books on crime and criminal justice, including Murder in America, series of books on relationships in the workplace and in one’s personal life including: American Murder, Homicide:100 Years of Murder in America, and The Truth about Lying. She has gained extensive media interest for previous books, including appearances on Good Morning America, Oprah, Montel Williams, CNN, and hundreds of radio interviews. She has frequently been quoted by the media and has set up websites to promote her most recent books, featured at www.ginigrahamscott.com and www.changemakerspublishingandwriting.com. As of this writing, she has about 75,000 listings in Google Search Results. She has been a regular Huffington Post blogger since December 2012, and a Facebook page features her books and films at www.facebook.com/changemakerspublishing. She has written, produced, and sometimes directed over 60 short videos, which are featured on her Changemakers Productions website at www.changemakersproductions.com and on YouTube at www.youtube.com/changemakersprod. Her screenplays, mostly in the drama, crime, legal thriller, and sci-fi genres, include several that are in pre-production: Deadly Affair and Rich and Dead. Other scripts include The New Child, New Identity, and Dead No More which are in development with trailers and business plans. She has a PhD in sociology from U.C. Berkeley and MAs in anthropology, pop culture and lifestyles, organizational/consumer/audience behavior, and recreation and tourism from Cal State, East Bay. She is obtaining an additional MA in communications in 2016.показать меньше