Gail Noyer

1970
Screenwriter, Translator, Playwright and Author

Paris, France

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About Gail

I'm a writer and translator, born in Michigan, living primarily in France. Previously a copywriter and production assistant for the PBS affiliate in Grand Rapids, Michigan and a DJ on local radio, I have written over twenty produced scripts in French for half-dozen TV series and adapted many others into English, with subtitling on occasion. A history buff, especially on the Enlightenment, my book, “Voltaire’s Revolution: Writings from His Campaign to Free Laws from Religion” was released by Penguin/Random House in 2015, based partly on findings I presented at a Sorbonne University conference in French in 2014, further developed and published in "Cahiers Voltaire 16" and in the article, "Whatever Happened to Voltaire? in the academic review, INQUIRY: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines, January 25, 2022, Spring ed.

I have written a feature-length film script on Voltaire, as well as feature-length comedy inspired by one of his lesser-known works on the trials and tribulations of two very famous 15th century women. I am currently developing a play in French and English entitled "Voltaire's Revolution" on the original 18C battle for freedom of beliefs. I have also written a feature film script on the loss of rights women are enduring across 18 states since the overturn of Roe v Wade.

More details are available on IMDb and LinkedIn.

Unique traits: Have written all kinds of produced scripts for French TV, but my private passions revolve around literature and history.

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Female

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Green

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Untitled After the sudden overturn of Roe, a young lawyer and her friends go viral with a retaliatory “No Vasectomy, No Sex” strike – till bounty hunters, cops and travel bans push them to fight bogus claims in the state Senate, with some bombshell revelations.