Garry Michael White is a renowned playwright and screenwriter, who has made a significant impact in the world of drama and film.
After graduating from San Francisco State University, White pursued his passion for the arts by attending the Goodman Theatre School of Drama in Chicago.
In addition to his academic pursuits, White also worked as the Director of Drama for the Federal Economic Opportunity Program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
As a playwright, White has had the opportunity to hone his craft through his involvement with the Playwrights Workshop at UCLA.
Throughout his career, White has received numerous accolades for his work, including the prestigious Samuel Goldwyn Award for his play "Welcome to Serenity Farms," which was performed at the Mark Taper Forum.
White has also been recognized with a Ford Foundation Grant for his play "Snowman in the Empty Closet," which was produced at the South Coast Repertory Theatre.
In the world of film, White has received international recognition for his work, including the Golden Palm award at the Cannes Film Festival for his film "Scarecrow," which was released by Warner Bros.
