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| − | '''Jared N. Shores''' is a member of [http:// | + | '''Jared N. Shores''' is a member of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints] who is best known as a producer for BYUtv’s [[Studio C]]. In his role as creative development supervisor at [[Brigham Young University]], he has also been involved with “Turning Point” and “The Song That Changed My Life.” He appeared as an actor in the live-action web series "The Book of Jer3miah," which was created by a group of BYU students and faculty members. |
Shores earned his BS degree from BYU in 2010 in economics. While a student, he participated in a study of the difference in box-office revenue between G- and R-rated movies, proving that R-rated movies are less profitable.[http://www.dove.org/students-confirm-r-rated-movies-less-profitable/] | Shores earned his BS degree from BYU in 2010 in economics. While a student, he participated in a study of the difference in box-office revenue between G- and R-rated movies, proving that R-rated movies are less profitable.[http://www.dove.org/students-confirm-r-rated-movies-less-profitable/] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:51, 31 August 2021
Jared N. Shores is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who is best known as a producer for BYUtv’s Studio C. In his role as creative development supervisor at Brigham Young University, he has also been involved with “Turning Point” and “The Song That Changed My Life.” He appeared as an actor in the live-action web series "The Book of Jer3miah," which was created by a group of BYU students and faculty members.
Shores earned his BS degree from BYU in 2010 in economics. While a student, he participated in a study of the difference in box-office revenue between G- and R-rated movies, proving that R-rated movies are less profitable.[1]
