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Shawn Lawrence Otto

Shawn Lawrence Otto is a writer and producer, known for House of Sand and Fog (2003). He is married to Rebecca Otto. See full bio »

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 2003 House of Sand and Fog (screenplay)
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 2003 House of Sand and Fog (co-producer)
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 2017 Democracy Now! (TV Series)
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- Episode dated 24 April 2017 (2017) ... Self (as Shawn Otto)
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Other Works:

Book: "Fool Me Twice: Fighting the Assault on Science in America." New York: Rodale Books. ISBN 978-1605292175

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Shawn Otto

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Rebecca Otto
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Otto co-founded and was the CEO of ScienceDebate.org and was a spokesperson for the group in national and international television and radio. Its stated goal is to restore science to its rightful place in American political dialogue. It is supported by virtually all of the American science and academic community. Both Obama and McCain participated, and the initiative eventually made more than 800... See more »
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