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    The Austin Film Festival will honor writer, producer and director Greg Daniels

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    By Admin on 09/07/2008 News
    AUSTIN, Texas — Sept. 4, 2008 — The Austin Film Festival (AFF) will honor writer, producer and director Greg Daniels with the 2008 Outstanding Television Writer Award at the 15th Annual Austin Film Festival (Oct. 16-23, 2008).  Daniels will receive the award at the Austin Film Festival Awards Luncheon presented by AT&T; on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008 at the Austin Club.

    AFF co-founder and Executive Director Barbara Morgan said, “We’re thrilled to honor Greg Daniels for his contribution to ground-breaking comedic television on four landmark series all still on the air: ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘The Simpsons,’ ‘King of the Hill’ and ‘The Office.’  Throughout his work, Daniels represents the innovative spirit of the Outstanding Television Writer Award.  We look forward to hosting him at the Conference.”

    The AFF was the first and continues to be one of the only film festivals in the country with a primary focus on writers and their craft.  This year the AFF Conference will feature an exceptional lineup with television writers and creators of the most watched and most talked about shows on television today, including Tim Kring, creator and writer of “Crossing Jordan” and “Heroes”; Matthew Weiner, writer for “Mad Men” and “The Sopranos”; and Melissa Rosenberg, writer for “Dexter” and “The O.C.”; and screenwriter of the highly-anticipated adaptation of the bestselling novel “Twilight.”    

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