JULIE CAITLIN BROWN comes to producing after a 20 year career as a performer, which has included Stage, Television and Film. Among her most memorable credits are “Raffaela Ottanio” for Tommy Tunes’ Tony Award winning musical, “Grand Hotel” on Broadway, and a turn as “Gymnasia” with George Wendt, in “A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum”, for Williamstown Theatre Festival”. Over 35 guest stars and a series regular role on “Babylon 5” followed, along the way producing, writing and performing on two original music CDs. Julie has Associate Produced two films, “Silent Hearts”, which aired on Lifetime, and the independent film “Never Die Twice”.

A writer as well, Brown has three feature length scripts, “Bridge of Souls”, “The SkyHigh Club”, and “Passing”. She has also developed four television series, a one hour dramatic entitled, “Anytown, USA”, a half-hour situation comedy, “Housemates” and two reality shows, “Nobody’s Perfect” and “Wresting with Reality”.

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Currently, Brown is involved in the production of several projects, attaching talent abo ve and below the line as well as financing. and the amazing John Rhys Davies has also agreed to appear in another project produced and written by Brown, “Bridge of Souls”, based on the never aired episode “Knife Through the Veil” from The Twilight Zone Series, from the expert on the subject and an LA Times Bestsellers List writer,
Marc Scott Zicree, award-winning writer/director, Ken Mader, (Carnivore) and NY Times Bestselling author Michael Re aves. Along with John Rhys Davies, Michael Shanks, star of “Stargate, SG-1, has given his intention to appear as the male lead on the project.

As Producer, Brown is also working with Don Henry writer/director of “Nightingale”, a feature film in pre-production for summer 2007 .

Brown is pleased to have Co-Produced Writer/Director/Producer Ken Mader’s award-winning short film, “Passing Darkn ess”, which is now on the festival trail.

The author of two books, Love First, the Beginning, on audio CD and the soon to be released, Love First and the Artist , Julie has launched her motivational speaking career in 2006, having lectured for several events, including her Love First and the Artist Workshop, featuring casting director Victoria Burrows on April 23rd, 2006, Women in Film in Santa Barbara, May 13th, the Women in Business conference in Del Mar, California, May 18th, and the Central California Women in Business Conference in Fresno, California, which hosts over 3,000 participants. You may visit her website, www.lovefirstbooks.com for more information.

Julie is a mother of 2 sons, Max, 4 years old and Dustin, 24 years old, and is married to photographer Craig Damon. They currently reside in Los Angeles and Marin, California.