About Jane Goldman

I’m writer, filmmaker and animator, and I’m currently giving my all to nonprofits that I think are important. Other things: I founded CHOW, which ushered in the Bourdain-inspired era of food as counterculture and won a James Beard and Webbys and other acclaim. When I first moved to San Francisco, I joined the Industry Standard, the chronicler of the first dot-com bubble, at its inception and was its editor during the second and doomed part of its run. (To be fair, it wasn't just us that tanked, it was the entire economy.) I have written and edited for magazines including New York, Rolling Stone, and Wired. Others, too. As VP of Entertainment & Lifestyle at CBS Interactive, I worked on a lot of websites. 

I went to NYU in film production. I also went to Stanford Law School, where I met a lot of lovely people better suited to being lawyers, although I do have my bar card and would be happy to write a threatening letter on your behalf.

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