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Hi, I'm Jeffrey Stanley. I'm proudly part Cherokee (Eastern Band) and I live in Philadelphia, PA, USA. This is my blog. I'm a screenwriter, playwright, filmmaker, performer, essayist, Legacy Fulbright Alumni Ambassador and formerFulbright-Nehru Research Scholar to India, during which time I conducted historical film, theatre and political research in India where I have traveled extensively.

I currently teach screenwriting and related courses as an Adjunct Faculty at my alma mater NYU Tisch School of the Arts in the Tisch Open Arts and Goldberg Dramatic Writing departments, and as an Adjunct Faculty at Drexel University Westphal College of Media Arts & Design in the Performing Arts and Cinema & TV Departments, and I'm a Drexel University Fulbright Scholar Liaison. I once taught a course I created, Theatre History for Actors, at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute.

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