Christine Redlin:  

Life Christine Redlin Christine is a 20 year resident of Beverly Hills, California, and she relocated from Chicago, Illinois to pursue work in the entertainment industry. For over two years, Christine was the producer of Voices of Tomorrow the weekly Telly award winning educational television show. Voices of Tomorrow airs on Los Angeles county's educational channel LA36 and Beverly Hills, California cable channel 10. She created the show topics, wrote the weekly show formats, booked guests, the production crew etc. She interfaced with teachers, parents, city officials and the like, to produce this weekly award winning show. Christine's entertainment career began in Chicago performing in musical theatre, commercials/voiceover work and working at Colnot/Fryer Music (commercial music production). In 1985, she was a member of the Board of Directors for Women In Film/Chicago (WIF/C) and co-produced the first WIF/C Achievement Awards that honored actress Shelley Long and was hosted by film critics Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel. The WIF/C awards also created an $18,000 scholarship for women filmmakers. Once in California, she worked as a writer and television anchor, for an educational cable and radio news show. She worked as a sub-agent at The Janice Patterson Talent Agency casting talent for commercials, television shows and films and also was the Art Director for talent photo composites. She worked in marketing for peermusic publishing in Los Angeles helping with marketing campaigns for the Grammy award-winning composer David Foster. She co produced the theatre production of Carol's Eve with her brother Richard Redlin written by Drama Logue award winning playwright Pauline Le Por. The play was performed at the Met Theatre in Los Angeles and it starred Alicia Silverstone. She worked at a television production company as the Manager of Production overseeing pre-production through post production for over 24 films a year. Christine worked ...Expand for more