CHARLES HAMILTON - DIRECTOR
Charles Hamilton is currently a writer and producer at Manhattan-based agency, Learning Worlds, Inc., a boutique creative shop serving global accounts such as Epson, Microsoft, SAP, Lexis-Nexis, and Sun Microsystems. Previously, he was CREATIVE DIRECTOR at one of America's storied companies, AT&T. Working in the Brand & Marketing group of this Fortune 50 global business, Mr. Hamilton led a team of video producers, writers, interactive artists, and web developers in creating a range of media - broadcast, print, and online.

Mr. Hamilton is also a WRITER and ASSOCIATE PRODUCER for "The Power" (w.t.), a 120-minute documentary film on the Information Age with WETA (Washington, DC PBS affiliate) as a sponsoring station. His story treatment for the film has been GREEN LIGHTED BY PBS (National), and given a "common carriage" primetime slot. The project is a production of Sconset Media, Inc., and is currently in the fund-raising stage.

Before working at AT&T, Mr. Hamilton was a partner and founder of Telosphere, Inc., a SILICON ALLEY INTERACTIVE MEDIA AGENCY. Prior to founding Telosphere, Charles Hamilton worked in the film and video industry as a writer and INDEPENDENT PRODUCER/CAMERAMAN shooting industrials and spots. He also served as an ART DIRECTOR and PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR for Vogue, Vanity Fair, and GQ magazines.

He is a published writer, author, and playwright, having written for a variety of publications such as New York Newsday and Bon Apetit. He has also written for and been produced on the NEW YORK STAGE, with his play "The Remarkable Richard Feynman and His Half-Assedly Thought out, Pictorial semi-vision Thing" recently enjoying revivals in several theaters on the West Coast. His fiction has aired nationally on NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO'S award-winning show, "SELECTED SHORTS."