Ted Elrick, a graduate of the esteemed American Film Institute Center for Advanced Film Studies and West Virginia University, boasts an impressive résumé in the film industry. As a co-screenwriter, he was involved in the creation of the feature motion picture "Home Sweet Hell". Furthermore, Elrick's extensive experience in the industry is reflected in his former tenure as the longtime editor of the Directors Guild of America publication "DGA Magazine", during which he had the opportunity to interview numerous prominent figures in the field, including directors, assistant directors, unit production managers, and others.
In addition to his work with "DGA Magazine", Elrick is a frequent contributor to other prominent industry publications, including the International Cinematographers Guild's "ICG Magazine" and "MovieMaker" Magazine. His writing has also appeared in "American Cinematographer" and "Cinefex", showcasing his versatility as a writer.
Beyond his work in film, Elrick has also explored his creative side through his mystery and science fiction short stories, which have been published in "Liberty Island" Magazine and "USC Viterbi", the publication of USC's Viterbi School of Engineering.
In the realm of live theatre, Elrick's play "Bridge City" was produced by the Pittsburgh Playwrights for their "Theatre Festival in Black & White". To further hone his craft, Elrick has been studying improvisation at The Second City Training Center in Hollywood.
