Elisha Maria Miranda

@elishamiranda

Director/Screenwriter. Mom. Latinx/Boricua. Professor/Chair of Film & Theatre @ SJSU. Cultural activist. Creator of the Go Girl Chronicles.

California, USA
Joined April 2008

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  1. Apr 25
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    you inspire me and give me inspiration as I raise three girls and teach film directing and screenwriting at San Jose State University.

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  2. SJSU again made list of America’s Best Value Colleges. The university moved up from #55 on the list in 2018 to #40 this year. ranked #13 best value in California. 🙌 Read more:

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  3. Apr 29

    The Filipino American culture can be felt strongest in SF’s Filipino Cultural Heritage District… otherwise known as SF’s Filipinotown. Check out this mural at SF State, it was the first mural in CSU history to celebrate Filipino history.

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  4. Apr 24

    I never imagined telling stories that would reach so many people. I love this era of televised cinema so much. Proud to have a place in the lineup. April: May: June:

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  5. Apr 28

    Yes it is very white and both direct and microaggressions abound. I couldn't wait to leave. Cuidate! Be safe.

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  6. Apr 26

    . was my first screenwriting teacher. I wrote the first draft of the short I now shooting in her workshop.

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  7. Apr 25

    Love you my fierce sister from another mister . Hands down you are the best LATINX writer from coast to coast.

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  8. Mar 17

    I've been doing it wrong all my life....

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  9. Mar 1

    Not thugs. Not wilding. Not criminals. Not even the Central Park Five. They are Korey, Antron, Raymond, Yusef, Kevin. They are millions of young people of color who are blamed, judged and accused on sight. May 31. A film in four parts about who they really are. WHEN THEY SEE US.

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  10. Feb 25

    A common discussion among vet TV writer producers and show runners these days: a lot of (failed) shows these days should have never been a series. They’re movies. As more folk migrate to TV one has to ask that hard question. Is this a series? Or a splashy opening with no legs?

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  11. Feb 23

    Families asking for asylum in the US in Brownsville Texas port of entry are sleeping on the Mexican side in tents with their babies. I have seen the people this administration says are invading our country.They are families in trauma from Honduras and Nicaragua and El Salvador.

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  12. Feb 10

    Though PhDs don’t always get creative scholarship this too is true, lol.

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  13. It is quite possible for Gina Rodriguez to advocate for better Latinx representation without constantly evoking African American advances in a way that implies they're part of the problem. If she refuses to learn that, her cultural activism actually perpetuates the problem.

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  14. 8 Jul 2018
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  15. 2 Jul 2018
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  16. 1 Jul 2018

    This is a big deal in convos about cinema + access. Don’t get me started on the fact that many communities of color don’t have a movie theater at all. Can’t see SELMA in Selma. No theater there. Can’t see STRAIGHT OUT OF COMPTON in Compton. No theater there.

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  17. 23 Jun 2018

    What an amazing opportunity this past week to have been an official selection of the 2018 Television Lab for "Sangria Street" and be mentored with by the amazing Dee Johnson (ER, The Good Wife, Mars, Nashville, etc.).

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  18. 23 Jun 2018
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  19. 22 Jun 2018

    All that you touch You Change. All that you Change Changes you. The only lasting truth is Change. God is Change. - Octavia E. Butler, born today 1947.

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