Evan Hewitt

Course Director
Creative Writing Research

Evan Hewitt cut his teeth in the entertainment industry by helping create the Discovery Tours Travel channel. He was instrumental in refining the sales, marketing, and production processes which pushed Discovery Tours to the forefront of this interactive cable market.  He went on to form Attitude Media, a local production company which produced TV commercials, documentaries, and marketing and image videos. He created and wrote Mountain Attitude, an outdoor adventure TV show that showcased adventure sports such as mountain biking and snowboarding. Evan has worked on projects for Red Bull, Harley-Davidson, Marriott Hotels and Coca-Cola.  He holds an Master of Fine Arts degree from Savannah College of Art & Design, where he was awarded “Best Graduate Screenplay”; he is also the recipient of three Telly Awards.

Christopher Ramsey

Course Director
Visual Thinking and Writing

Before joining Full Sail University, Christopher Ramsey spent over a decade working in local and national news production. Working in news was a great training ground for Christopher’s other passion – producing documentary films. Since 2009, Christopher’s award-winning films have been featured at the prestigious Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, the CMJ Music Marathon and Film Festival, and The Indie Grits Film Festival. In addition, this year marks his fifth year as a member of the documentary selection committee for Florida Film Festival – a festival voted one of the “20 Coolest Film Festivals for 2010” by Movie Maker magazine. Christopher has a bachelor’s in English from Rollins College and is currently finishing up his master’s in Liberal Studies there.

Sherilyn Moore

Course Director
Creative Skills Development

Sherilyn Moore earned a bachelor’s degree in Finance from the University of South Florida and a master’s degree in Creative Writing from the University of Central Florida. Before leaving Florida for Hollywood, she wrote, directed, and produced her first short film, saw two of her one-act plays produced on stage, and published poems in numerous literary journals. She used both her analytical and creative abilities in her work as a Development Executive for Sub Rosa Entertainment, a film and book publishing entity. Shepherding book and film writers through the development process inspired her to continue pursuing her own creative endeavors as well. Her feature films Bala Pandavas, Madame Murder, and Alucard were produced, along with many of her short films. She wrote and produced numerous reality show pilots, and she also field-produced the Genesis Award-winning documentary, Best Friend Forgotten and co-produced its companion PBS short film Uncommon Census.