Meet Graham Harrison Moes

Graham Harrison Moes is an award-winning screenwriter, film critic, script evaluator, writer and journalist. Graham studied film and television arts at both UCLA and California State University-Northridge and has a degree in history (summa cum laude) from Fresno State University. He worked as an assistant story analyst for Wendy Finerman Productions (Forrest Gump, The Devil Wears Prada) at Sony Studios, Culver City, Calif. In that capacity, he analyzed motion picture screenplays for company acquisition.
Graham worked as a development coordinator and editor at Atchity Entertainment International in Beverly Hills, a literary management/motion picture production company. In that capacity, he coordinated all aspects of film, television and publishing projects and interfaced with New York publishers and Southern California film producers and writers on behalf of company president. In addition, he proofed, edited and analyzed fiction and non-fiction film and literary projects. He served as entertainment writer, business and feature writer and local government reporter for The Clovis Independent, a weekly newspaper in suburban Fresno, Calif. His entertainment columns have also appeared in Movieguide, The Graybrook Institute and WorldnetDaily.com. As a teenager, he worked as a unit production manager for John Upton Productions in San Diego, Calif., an Emmy-winning educational production company. Graham's own screenplays include The Innocents, a historical tale about vigilante justice in the old Montana Territory; the Kairos Prize award-winning Men of Iron, an expanded adaptation of Howard Pyle's classic novel by the same name; and Spartans, a new timely, fast-paced action adventure featuring a band of mercenaries in contemporary Iraq.
WorldCom's Film Consultant Graham Harrison Moes, right, with Jack Templeton of the Sir John Templeton Foundation. Mr. Moes holds a trophy accompanying a $10,000 Kairos Prize from the Templeton Foundation awarded on March 2, 2006, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The prize was for his screenplay Men of Iron, an adaptation of Howard Pyle's classic knights' tale of the same name. The prizes were awarded at a gala ceremony sponsored by Movieguide and the Christian Film and Television Commission. The Kairos Prize was designed for screenplays with uplifting spiritual and moral values. Other recognitions include: Finalist: Writemovies.com Screenplay Contest  Finalist: Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest, in the top 5 out of more than 10,000 entrants worldwide.

	Award-winning screenwriter
	Experienced Hollywood script evaluator and developer
	Widely read film critic
	Smart wordsmith with a vivacious, witty writing style

	Tier 1:  $50 per script for standard 1-page coverage, including studio-format grading on concept, characters, plot and dialogue.
	Tier 2:  $80 per script. Includes Tier 1 plus point-by-point recommendations for the rewrite phase. ($30 per subsequent draft, follow-up notes.)
	Tier 3: Ghost/co-writing. Negotiable per contract.

	Expect 2 to 4 week turnaround time.
	Exceptional projects meeting current market needs may be submitted at our discretion for representation to an established Beverly Hills literary management firm with several million-dollar deals to its credit.

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	Graybrook Institute Movie Reviews
	Graybrook Institute Blog Film Reviews