Marilyn Horowitz is an award-winning New York University professor, author, producer, and Manhattan-based writing coach, who works with successful novelists, produced screenwriters, and award-winning filmmakers. Since 1998 she has taught thousands of aspiring screenwriters to complete a feature length screenplay using her method. Her students have been produced by companies including Warner Bros and HBO, published by companies including Doubleday and Simon and Schuster, nominated for an Emmy, and awarded a Peabody. She completed her tenure as a judge for the Fulbright Scholarship Program for film and media students in 2013 and as a judge for the New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) Ravenal Foundation Grant in 2015. In 2004 she received the coveted New York University Award for Teaching Excellence. Professor Horowitz has a created a revolutionary system that yields a new, more effective way of writing. She is the author of six books that help the writer learn her trademarked system, including editions for college, high school, and middle school. The college version is a required text at New York University, the University of California, Long Beach. SVA and The New School. Two of her books have been used in the Lights, Camera, Literacy! program taught to over 1,000 children in Maryland's Montgomery County Public School System (a recent recipient of the "Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award" for outstanding scholastic performance). Professor Horowitz writes articles for Script magazine online, and she pens a monthly column for MovieOutline.com, an online magazine with 30,000 subscribers. She is and is featured in Now Write! Screenwriting anthology published by Tarcher/Penguin edited by Sherry Ellis and the 2014 edition of The Expert Success Solution. Marilyn's latest novel, The Book of Zev, reached Amazon Best Seller status when it was released in December 2014.