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| + | Derrick Shore is a three-time Emmy® nominee for his work as a journalist. | ||
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| + | He reports for KCET's news magazine "SoCal Connected" in Los Angeles. Since his first reporting job in 1998 Derrick has appeared on CBS News, NBC's "Today," ABC's "World News Now," Channel One News, Current TV and several scripted TV dramas and feature films. | ||
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| + | Derrick was the first TV journalist to travel to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to see the wreckage of the Titanic and the youngest to fly in an F-16 with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. After the terrorist attacks of September 11th he appeared on the WB television special "The Day It All Changed" with Lisa Ling. | ||
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| + | His assignments have taken him from LA's skid row to the red carpet at the Oscars® to the White House to international destinations in Asia, Europe, South America and Australia for breaking news and feature stories. | ||
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| + | Derrick graduated from UCLA at the top of his class at with a BA in Cultural Studies. | ||
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| + | === Actor === | ||
| + | * [[Current Tonight (2009)]] as Host / Himself | ||
| + | * [[Skate Great! (2008)]] as Male Announcer | ||
| + | * [[A Kid Called Danger (1999)]] as Dark-Headed Kid | ||
| + | * [[Drive Me Crazy (1999)]] as Tom | ||
| + | * [[Promised Land (1996)]] (4 episodes) Ethan Palmer / Jess Camden / Scott Simko | ||
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| + | === Producer === | ||
| + | * [[8: The Mormon Proposition (2010)]] (associate producer) | ||
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| + | === Self === | ||
| + | * [[SoCal Connected (2014)]] (24 episodes) as Himself - Reporter | ||
| + | * [[America Today (2010)]] as Himself - Host | ||
| + | * [[Eat It and Weep (2010)]] as Himself - Host | ||
| + | * [[Bizarre Jobs (2010)]] as Himself | ||
| + | * [[The Advocate On-Air (2010)]] as Himself | ||
| + | * [[Generation War (2008)]] as Himself - Host | ||
| + | * [[Channel One News (2005)]] (1 episode) as Himself | ||
| + | * [[Today (2004)]] (1 episode) as Himself | ||
| + | * [[The Day It All Changed (2001)]] as Himself | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | [[Category: Actor]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Producer]] | ||
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Contents
About
Derrick Shore is a three-time Emmy® nominee for his work as a journalist.
He reports for KCET's news magazine "SoCal Connected" in Los Angeles. Since his first reporting job in 1998 Derrick has appeared on CBS News, NBC's "Today," ABC's "World News Now," Channel One News, Current TV and several scripted TV dramas and feature films.
Derrick was the first TV journalist to travel to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to see the wreckage of the Titanic and the youngest to fly in an F-16 with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. After the terrorist attacks of September 11th he appeared on the WB television special "The Day It All Changed" with Lisa Ling.
His assignments have taken him from LA's skid row to the red carpet at the Oscars® to the White House to international destinations in Asia, Europe, South America and Australia for breaking news and feature stories.
Derrick graduated from UCLA at the top of his class at with a BA in Cultural Studies.
Movie List
Actor
- Current Tonight (2009) as Host / Himself
- Skate Great! (2008) as Male Announcer
- A Kid Called Danger (1999) as Dark-Headed Kid
- Drive Me Crazy (1999) as Tom
- Promised Land (1996) (4 episodes) Ethan Palmer / Jess Camden / Scott Simko
Producer
- 8: The Mormon Proposition (2010) (associate producer)
Self
- SoCal Connected (2014) (24 episodes) as Himself - Reporter
- America Today (2010) as Himself - Host
- Eat It and Weep (2010) as Himself - Host
- Bizarre Jobs (2010) as Himself
- The Advocate On-Air (2010) as Himself
- Generation War (2008) as Himself - Host
- Channel One News (2005) (1 episode) as Himself
- Today (2004) (1 episode) as Himself
- The Day It All Changed (2001) as Himself
Links
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