About
 
EXECUTIVE BIO
 

     Contents

     COMPANY
     SUBJECT SETS
     MISSION
     EXECUTIVE BIO
     PARTNERS
     PRESS

     See also
     Ajbect Street Media

Creator and auteur Geoffrey O'Driscoll Gray-Lee founded WORLD CLASS Educational Entertainment on 2002 November 12.

Prior to founding WCEE.net, Gray-Lee was a longtime student of classic motion pictures, screenplay structure, and symbolic logic. He focused his self-directed study in 1989 "taking Webster's New World Dictionary as a starting point." Over the years he developed his knowledge into a screenplay construction resource, with an understanding of both Lewis Carroll's Symbolic Logic and some of motion picture history's most respected scripts. He then expanded his range to include play, featurette, and television scripts originating in both the United States and the United Kingdom. He also studied first-order logic at the University of Utah and worked variously as a writer-producer-director, and director of photography and editor on television shows, documentaries, educational shorts, and spec features in America and Australia. He also writes and records music. While in Australia, he contributed with John Mauceri and Cyrus Meher-Homji to the album liner notes for THE BEST OF HOLLYWOOD by the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra; John Mauceri, conductor; for Philips-Eloquence-Universal Music Australia, and completed the pilot scripts for a television sitcom and a franchise of theatrical feature comedies.

Previously, Gray-Lee was a writer-producer's assistant on the CBS Television-New World Entertainment-Zev Braun Productions series TOUR OF DUTY from 1988 to 1989. Prior to that, he worked as assistant production coordinator on features UNDER THE BOARDWALK for New World Entertainment in 1987 and the Dick Wolf produced NO MAN'S LAND for Orion-Imagine Entertainment in 1986. He also worked as a casting assistant and production assistant on director Mike Newell's AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK for Tri-Star Pictures-Rastar in 1986. In 1985, before moving to Los Angeles, Gray-Lee obtained his B.A. in Cinematic Arts from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. His educational short THE SUBJECT OF A MOMENT was the university's first student film to be picked up for commercial distribution and garner both critical acclaim and a substantial financial return. 

Gray-Lee currently works as a high school assistant librarian, CRF Mock Trial moderator coach, NFL Speech & Debate tournament coach substitute, and substitute teacher in the heart of the Silicon Valley in Mountain View, California.