about me
Wolf in Gregory Lomayesva's art studio
WOLF SCHNEIDER is a movie/TV unit publicist currently based in Santa Fe, NM, who relocated from Los Angeles. She has recently been the unit publicist on JANE GOT A GUN, SWEETWATER, PASSION PLAY, BROTHERS, APPALOOSA, SPOKEN WORD, TOOTH FAIRY 2, and seasons one and two of the “CRASH” TV series as well as the TV movie SAIGE PAINTS THE SKY. She was publicity consultant on FLICKA 3 and DEAD MAN'S BURDEN, and likes to work on both studio and indie productions.
An award-winning writer/editor, Wolf has also written and edited books and magazines. She previously was editor in chief of the SANTA FEAN, editor of LIVING WEST, consulting editor of SOUTHWEST ART, senior editor of MOVIELINE, and editor of AMERICAN FILM. She authored the biography DAVID PEARSON: THE PATH OF A SCULPTOR and contributed a chapter to CHARLES BURNETT: INTERVIEWS.
She’s best known for her engaging interviews and pop-culture influences. Her attraction to the West began after seeing its changing skies and vast horizons in Easy Rider when growing up in New York City, where she earned a BA from CCNY, graduating Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude. First she moved to Texas to be an FM radio announcer, then to Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles, where she was independent film editor at THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. As the editor of the prestigious AMERICAN FILM in Los Angeles, she arranged cover stories on Julia Roberts, Jeff Bridges, Michelle Pfeiffer, John Sayles, and Matt Dillon, and collaborated with such outstanding writers as Richard Ford, Bret Easton Ellis, Alexander Cockburn, and Lance Loud. She wrote movie production notes in Los Angeles, and as senior editor at MOVIELINE she wrote and edited articles on Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Bay, Ashton Kutcher, and Bret Michaels. As director of West Coast PR for SHOWTIME/THE MOVIE CHANNEL, she increased the network's film festival participation. California is never far from her thoughts and she often returns.
Her favorite place is in a creative state of mind getting something accomplished, and she sides with Socrates that the unexamined life is not worth living—although sometimes she’s content with an almond-milk latte and some very dark chocolate. Her favorite time of day is dusk, preferably with horses in the vicinity.
Photo Credits:
Wolf Schneider photographed by David Alfaya in artist Gregory Lomayesva’s Santa Fe studio.
Santa Fe landscape photographed by Robert Weiss.
An award-winning writer/editor, Wolf has also written and edited books and magazines. She previously was editor in chief of the SANTA FEAN, editor of LIVING WEST, consulting editor of SOUTHWEST ART, senior editor of MOVIELINE, and editor of AMERICAN FILM. She authored the biography DAVID PEARSON: THE PATH OF A SCULPTOR and contributed a chapter to CHARLES BURNETT: INTERVIEWS.
She’s best known for her engaging interviews and pop-culture influences. Her attraction to the West began after seeing its changing skies and vast horizons in Easy Rider when growing up in New York City, where she earned a BA from CCNY, graduating Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude. First she moved to Texas to be an FM radio announcer, then to Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles, where she was independent film editor at THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. As the editor of the prestigious AMERICAN FILM in Los Angeles, she arranged cover stories on Julia Roberts, Jeff Bridges, Michelle Pfeiffer, John Sayles, and Matt Dillon, and collaborated with such outstanding writers as Richard Ford, Bret Easton Ellis, Alexander Cockburn, and Lance Loud. She wrote movie production notes in Los Angeles, and as senior editor at MOVIELINE she wrote and edited articles on Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Bay, Ashton Kutcher, and Bret Michaels. As director of West Coast PR for SHOWTIME/THE MOVIE CHANNEL, she increased the network's film festival participation. California is never far from her thoughts and she often returns.
Her favorite place is in a creative state of mind getting something accomplished, and she sides with Socrates that the unexamined life is not worth living—although sometimes she’s content with an almond-milk latte and some very dark chocolate. Her favorite time of day is dusk, preferably with horses in the vicinity.
Photo Credits:
Wolf Schneider photographed by David Alfaya in artist Gregory Lomayesva’s Santa Fe studio.
Santa Fe landscape photographed by Robert Weiss.
