The Executive Hour with Barry Schindel
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We're back in the Writers' Room for The Executive Hour Webcast with Barry Schindel. Barry Schindel is an Emmy-nominated executive producer and writer with credits on some of the most well-known television series in broadcast, including LAW & ORDER, CASTLE, TRAINING DAY, NUMB3RS, INTELLIGENCE, UNFORGETTABLE, and CRIMINAL MINDS: SUSPECT BEHAVIOR. Full Bio »
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We're back in the Writers' Room for The Executive Hour Webcast with Barry Schindel.
Barry Schindel is an Emmy-nominated executive producer and writer with credits on some of the most well-known television series in broadcast, including LAW & ORDER, CASTLE, TRAINING DAY, NUMB3RS, INTELLIGENCE, UNFORGETTABLE, and CRIMINAL MINDS: SUSPECT BEHAVIOR.
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"Thank you so much, Barry. So much concrete lived experience full of practical into." -Laurie W.
"Thanks Barry, Kay, Sam!!!" -Kathleen Q.
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