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Marti Noxon Biography

Birth Name:Martha Mills Noxon

Birth Place:Los Angeles, California, United States

Profession Producer, Writer, Director, Actress, Soundtrack, Music department, Script department

Fast Facts

  • In 2009, she won her first Writers Guild of America Award, sharing it with other writers for "Mad Men․"
  • Shared a Writers Guild of America Award with other writers for "Mad Men" in 2010
  • Shared a Hugo Award nomination with Joss Whedon for "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" in 2002
  • Graduated from Oakes College at the University of California, Santa Cruz
  • When she was young, she watched "Soylent Green" at a drive-in theater and it really scared her
  • Quote: "That's what's so fun about being a writer․ I get to explore different worlds, tones and parts of myself․"
  • Quote: "Television is a collaborative medium․ You work out story with other writers and sometimes write scripts together․ Writing features is more solitary․"
  • First became famous for writing and producing "Buffy the Vampire Slayer․"
  • Has collaborated with Joss Whedom frequently, writing, producing and even appearing in such projects as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel," "Once More With Feeling" and "Dr․ Horrible's Sing-Along Blog․"
  • Expressed a desire to put on a stage musical about a haunted house

Awards

  • 2002Hugo-Best Dramatic Presentation: nominated
  • 2002OFTA Television Award-Best Writing in a Drama Series: nominated
  • 2009WGA Award (TV)-Dramatic Series: winner
  • 2010Literary Award-Teleplay: nominated
  • 2010WGA Award (TV)-Drama Series: winner
  • 2015Gotham Independent Film Award-Breakthrough Series - Long Form: nominated
  • 2015WIN Award-Outstanding Show Produced by a Woman: winner
  • 2015WIN Award-Outstanding Show Produced by a Woman: nominated
  • 2016INOCA TV-Best Writing for a Drama Series: nominated
  • 2016Silver World Medal-Television - Regularly Scheduled Entertainment Program: nominated
  • 2016Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series: nominated
  • 2017Grand Jury Prize-Dramatic: nominated
  • 2018Gotham Independent Film Award-Breakthrough Series - Longform: nominated
  • 2019Globe de Cristal-Best Foreign TV Series (Meilleure série télévisée étrangère): winner
  • 2019PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Limited Series Television: nominated
  • 2019Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Limited Series: nominated
  • 2019USC Scripter Award-Television: nominated
  • 2019WGA Award (TV)-Long Form Adapted: nominated