Jacob Ethington is a meticulous researcher and writer with experience in entertainment history, pop culture, and storytelling. He has interned at Ken Sherman & Associates writing coverage for various media. His film projects include writing and acting roles in several student films. He contributed scripts to SCAD's dramatic writing script bank and had a one-act play selected for a reading series. Ethington graduated from SCAD with a BFA in Dramatic Writing and skills including various software programs.

1. Jacob Ethington
Cell: 810-280-8007 — E-Mail: jacobeth@comcast.net
www.linkedin.com/jacobeth
jacobwritesforever.com
Summary of Qualifications
A meticulous researcher and writer with a passion for dialogue-driven storytelling. Immersed in entertainment history
and pop culture with the ability to see unique connections and incorporate that knowledge into my work.
Experience
Intern June 2015 – Aug 2015
Ken Sherman & Associates, Los Angeles
• Wrote coverage for various forms of media from screenplays to manuscripts
• Performed office duties; answered phone, e-mail correspondence
Film Projects 2015– Present
• Writer, The Cat is in the Bag, SCAD student film directed by Alex Greenberg, to be featured on
bloodydisgusting.com
• Creature Performer, The Green Giant of Zanzuki, SCAD Senior film directed by Alex Greenberg, debuted at
SCAD Senior Showcase 2017
• Writer, Tanked, SCAD Senior VR film directed by Will Morris, debuted at SCAD Senior Showcase 2017
• Voice Actor, The Artist’s Awakening, SCAD senior film directed by Daniel Mejia Trujillo, featured in the 57th
Cartanegas de Indias International Film Festival and winner for Best Student Film at 17th Beverly Hills Film Festival
SCAD Dramatic Writing Script Bank 2014
Contributed ten scripts into a collective pool for SCAD film students to use for their projects.
Education
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) June 2017
B.F.A. in Dramatic Writing
Minor in Film and Television
Honors and Activities
SCRIPTED SCAD Play Reading March 2017
My one-act play, The Deer Bones was selected by SCRIPTED and read for an audience that included Amy Freed,
playwright nominee for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and John Glore, Associate Artistic Director at South Coast
Repertory.
Michigan State University’s Young Playwrights Festival Finalist May 2011, 2012, 2013
Three-time finalist in juried competition for one-act play submissions. Worked with three playwright mentors, directors,
and casts to bring my plays to the stage in the Pasant Theater, East Lansing, Michigan.
Skills
Mac and Windows operating systems, MS Office, Final Draft, Celtx, Final Cut Pro 7, Lexis Nexis, Adobe Premiere, and
Illustrator.