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Jill Lorie Hurst is an American television soap opera writer and producer.

Hurst is a native of Detroit. She studied theater at Wayne State University, then moved to New York City. For several years, she was a waitress during the day and would see Broadway shows in the evening.[1]

She was initially hired at Guiding Light as a receptionist, and was then promoted to writer's assistant, eventually becoming part of the writing team and, in the last several years of the show, head writer.[2]

Positions held

Guiding Light

Awards and nominations

Daytime Emmy Award

Writers Guild of America Award

References

  1. ^ "Local Light". 22 April 2015.
  2. ^ "What it's Like to win an Emmy with Jill Lorie Hurst".