Jim Martin - Revision history

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ cousin

2012-09-08T20:19:21Z

Trivia: cousin

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ cousin

2012-09-08T20:19:21Z

Trivia: cousin

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Jim wrote and directed two 16mm films starring Adam Malamut. Later, when Jim wrote the episode ''[[Let It Bleed]]'', he named the character [[Adam Malamut]] after his friend.		*Jim wrote and directed two 16mm films starring Adam Malamut. Later, when Jim wrote the episode ''[[Let It Bleed]]'', he named the character [[Adam Malamut]] after his friend and cousin.
	*Jim is an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.		*Jim is an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Notes */ likeness

2010-05-15T02:01:26Z

Notes: likeness

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	* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".		* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".
	* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]], and [[:Image:At P013Photo.jpg\|a photo]] of him was created for Chris's [[Assignment Tracker 2.0]] [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Christopher Coolidge\|profile]]. Writer [[Howie Kaplan (crew)\|Howie Kaplan]] specified the similar likenesses as a favor to Jim, who earlier requested that the character [[Howie Kaplan]] look like the crew member Howie.		* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]], and [[:Image:At P013Photo.jpg\|a photo]] of him was created for Chris's [[Assignment Tracker 2.0]] [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Christopher Coolidge\|profile]]. Writer [[Howie Kaplan (crew)\|Howie Kaplan]] specified the similar likenesses as a favor to Jim, who earlier requested that the character [[Howie Kaplan]] look like the crew member Howie.
			* [[Jason Badower]] used Jim's likeness in designing [[:Image:Jim Martin as an orderly.jpg\|an orderly]] at [[Riverdale Psychiatric Hospital]]. (''[[The Trip, Part 2]]'')

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: fix aka

2010-03-29T00:34:10Z

fix aka

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	\| Name=Jim Martin		\| Name=Jim Martin
	\| AKA=James J. Martin / J Money		\| AKA=James J. Martin <br />J Money (or J$)
	\| sort = Martin, Jim		\| sort = Martin, Jim
	\| Image=Jim Martin.jpg		\| Image=Jim Martin.jpg

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: chris coolidge

2010-03-29T00:20:05Z

chris coolidge

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	\| birthplace=Brimfield, MA, USA		\| birthplace=Brimfield, MA, USA
	\| gender=male		\| gender=male
	\| title=Writer<br />Assistant to Executive Producer<br />Graphic novel writer<br />Webisode writer		\| title=Writer<br />Assistant to Executive Producer<br />Graphic novel writer<br />Webisode writer<br />Portrays [[Chris Coolidge]]
	\| website=http://barelysarcasm.tumblr.com/		\| website=http://barelysarcasm.tumblr.com/
	\| imdb_id=2240720		\| imdb_id=2240720
	\| cbdb_id=17549		\| cbdb_id=17549
	}}		}}
	'''Jim Martin''' is a writer for ''Heroes''. He began working for ''Heroes'' midway through the [[first season]] as the assistant to [[Tim Kring]], the executive producer and creator of ''[[Heroes]]''. For episodes [[Distractions\|fourteen]] through [[How to Stop an Exploding Man\|twenty-three]] of [[Season One]] of ''Heroes'', Jim was the assistant to [[Allan Arkush]], executive producer and director. Jim has also written many of the ''Heroes'' graphic novels. He co-wrote the webisode ''[[Webisode:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]'' with [[Yule Caise]], and co-wrote the webisodes ''[[The Recruit]]'' and ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' with [[Timm Keppler]]. Jim also co-wrote the ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' webisodes with [[Zach Craley]], [[Oliver Grigsby]], [[Foz McDermott]], and [[Harrison Wilcox]].		'''Jim Martin''' is a writer for ''Heroes''. He began working for ''Heroes'' midway through the [[first season]] as the assistant to [[Tim Kring]], the executive producer and creator of ''[[Heroes]]''. For episodes [[Distractions\|fourteen]] through [[How to Stop an Exploding Man\|twenty-three]] of [[Season One]] of ''Heroes'', Jim was the assistant to [[Allan Arkush]], executive producer and director. Jim has also written many of the ''Heroes'' graphic novels. He co-wrote the webisode ''[[Webisode:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]'' with [[Yule Caise]], and co-wrote the webisodes ''[[The Recruit]]'' and ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' with [[Timm Keppler]]. Jim also co-wrote the ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' webisodes with [[Zach Craley]], [[Oliver Grigsby]], [[Foz McDermott]], and [[Harrison Wilcox]]. Additionally, a photo of Jim was used to portray [[Chris Coolidge]].

	==About==		==About==
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	* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.		* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.
	* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".		* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".
	* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]]. Writer [[Howie Kaplan (crew)\|Howie Kaplan]] specified the similar likenesses as a favor to Jim, who earlier requested that the character [[Howie Kaplan]] look like the crew member Howie.		* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]], and [[:Image:At P013Photo.jpg\|a photo]] of him was created for Chris's [[Assignment Tracker 2.0]] [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Christopher Coolidge\|profile]]. Writer [[Howie Kaplan (crew)\|Howie Kaplan]] specified the similar likenesses as a favor to Jim, who earlier requested that the character [[Howie Kaplan]] look like the crew member Howie.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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	* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09		* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09
	* [[Interview:Slow Burn\|Interview with Jim Martin]] and the other ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' creators, at [[Heroes Wiki]], 12/22/09		* [[Interview:Slow Burn\|Interview with Jim Martin]] and the other ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' creators, at [[Heroes Wiki]], 12/22/09
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Notes */ howie = howie, chris=jim

2010-02-20T02:47:34Z

Notes: howie = howie, chris=jim

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	* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.		* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.
	* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".		* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".
	* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]].		* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]]. Writer [[Howie Kaplan (crew)\|Howie Kaplan]] specified the similar likenesses as a favor to Jim, who earlier requested that the character [[Howie Kaplan]] look like the crew member Howie.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: chris coolidge

2010-02-17T21:11:59Z

chris coolidge

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	* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.		* In 2009, ''[[The Recruit]]'' (co-written by Jim Martin) [[awards and nominations\|won]] two [http://pv.webbyawards.com/ Webby's People's Voice Awards]: best drama series and best drama individual episode.
	* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".		* The character [[James Martin]] was named after Jim Martin. In fact, in the graphic novel ''{{ep\|gn131}}'', the character is even referred to as "Jim Martin".
			* Jim's likeness was used to create the graphic novel character [[Chris Coolidge]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: in

2010-01-08T06:15:53Z

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	* [[Interview:Nowhere Man (writers)\|Heroes Wiki interview with Jim Martin]] and [[Timm Keppler]] about ''[[Nowhere Man]]'', 5/28/09		* [[Interview:Nowhere Man (writers)\|Heroes Wiki interview with Jim Martin]] and [[Timm Keppler]] about ''[[Nowhere Man]]'', 5/28/09
	* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09		* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09
			* [[Interview:Slow Burn\|Interview with Jim Martin]] and the other ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' creators, at [[Heroes Wiki]], 12/22/09

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	[[fr:Jim Martin]]		[[fr:Jim Martin]]

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ Malamut

2010-01-05T23:09:53Z

Trivia: Malamut

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*~~He also~~ wrote and directed two 16mm films starring Adam Malamut.		*Jim wrote and directed two 16mm films starring Adam Malamut. Later, when Jim wrote the episode ''[[Let It Bleed]]'', he named the character [[Adam Malamut]] after his friend.
	*He is an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.		*Jim is an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: promoted to a writer--he wrote 413--congrats, Jim!

2009-11-06T02:42:45Z

promoted to a writer--he wrote 413--congrats, Jim!

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	\| birthplace=Brimfield, MA, USA		\| birthplace=Brimfield, MA, USA
	\| gender=male		\| gender=male
	\| title=Assistant to Executive Producer<br />Graphic novel writer<br />Webisode writer		\| title=Writer<br />Assistant to Executive Producer<br />Graphic novel writer<br />Webisode writer
	\| website=http://barelysarcasm.tumblr.com/		\| website=http://barelysarcasm.tumblr.com/
	\| imdb_id=2240720		\| imdb_id=2240720
	\| cbdb_id=17549		\| cbdb_id=17549
	}}		}}
	'''Jim Martin''' is the assistant to [[Tim Kring]], the executive producer and creator of ''[[Heroes]]''. For episodes [[Distractions\|fourteen]] through [[How to Stop an Exploding Man\|twenty-three]] of [[Season One]] of ''Heroes'', Jim was the assistant to [[Allan Arkush]], executive producer and director. Jim has also written many of the ''Heroes'' graphic novels. He co-wrote the webisode ''[[Webisode:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]'' with [[Yule Caise]], and co-wrote the webisodes ''[[The Recruit]]'' and ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' with [[Timm Keppler]]. Jim also co-wrote the ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' webisodes with [[Zach Craley]], [[Oliver Grigsby]], [[Foz McDermott]], and [[Harrison Wilcox]].		'''Jim Martin''' is a writer for ''Heroes''. He began working for ''Heroes'' midway through the [[first season]] as the assistant to [[Tim Kring]], the executive producer and creator of ''[[Heroes]]''. For episodes [[Distractions\|fourteen]] through [[How to Stop an Exploding Man\|twenty-three]] of [[Season One]] of ''Heroes'', Jim was the assistant to [[Allan Arkush]], executive producer and director. Jim has also written many of the ''Heroes'' graphic novels. He co-wrote the webisode ''[[Webisode:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]'' with [[Yule Caise]], and co-wrote the webisodes ''[[The Recruit]]'' and ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' with [[Timm Keppler]]. Jim also co-wrote the ''[[Webisode:Slow Burn\|Slow Burn]]'' webisodes with [[Zach Craley]], [[Oliver Grigsby]], [[Foz McDermott]], and [[Harrison Wilcox]].

	==About==		==About==
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	Jim claims to "actively babble" on Twitter, using the nickname [http://www.twitter.com/oxfordstandard oxfordstandard].		Jim claims to "actively babble" on Twitter, using the nickname [http://www.twitter.com/oxfordstandard oxfordstandard].
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09		* [http://www.nextonheroes.com/2009/05/29/interview-with-writers-james-martin-and-timm-keppler/ Interview with Jim Martin] and [[Timm Keppler]] at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09

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