moore was the general that co-wrote we were soldiers once and young.
moore was the general that co-wrote we were soldiers once and young.
who is the general that co-wrote we were soldiers once and young?
moore
in 2005, chantal wrote the song "13 days" with marion raven and raine maida for raven's debut album "here i am". later, the song also appeared on raven's "heads will roll ep" (2006) and on her u.s. debut album "set me free" (2007). in 2006, kreviazuk continued to co-write songs for artists with her husband raine maida, including the veronicas' "revolution" (a top-twenty hit), canadian idol winner eva avila's debut single "meant to fly" (a number-one hit in canada) and others. chantal also co-wrote songs for her husband, including maida's debut album "the hunters lullaby", (2007) while also writing for famous artists, such as mandy moore for her fifth studio album "wild hope" (2007), on the track "gardenia", and kelly clarkson's third studio album "my december" (2007), on the track "one minute", which became a top-forty hit in australia. in 2008, kreviazuk wrote for american idol winner david cook's debut album, co-writing a track called "permanent", which became a success in canada and the u.s. in 2009, chantal co-wrote a country-rock song for carrie underwood's third studio album "play on", called "unapologize", while in 2010 she co-wrote for esmée denters, joe cocker and others. in 2011, chantal co-wrote, co-produced and also provided additional vocals for drake's track "over my dead body", while also co-writing "wonder woman" for japanese r&b singer namie amuro.
chantal kreviazuk production discography
she became a consulting producer and writer for the of nbc procedural "" in 2006. the series was created by dick wolf and rené balcer and is a spin-off from wolf's earlier series "law & order". "criminal intent" follows the major case squad of the new york city police department through an investigation in each episode. martin co-wrote eight episodes for the series sixth season. martin co-wrote the story (with head writer warren leight) and wrote the teleplay for the episode "siren call". stephanie sengupta wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. diana son wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. jacquelyn reingold wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. martin, leight and siobhan byrne co-wrote the episode "". byrne wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. brant englestein wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story by martin and leight. leight, martin and kate rorick co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story by leight and rorick. martin became a co-executive producer for the series in 2007. the series moved from nbc onto the usa network for the seventh season. martin co-wrote a further eight episodes for the season. reingold wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. son wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin and leight. martin co-wrote the episode "" with leight. rorick wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story she co-wrote with martin. martin and byrne co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "" from a story byrne co-wrote with leight. in 2008 martin, byrne and leight were nominated for an edgar award for best television episode for their work on "senseless". martin co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "" with "homicide" veteran eric overmyer based on a story she co-wrote with leight. martin wrote the teleplay for the episode "ten count" from a story she co-wrote with leight. martin and rorick co-wrote the teleplay for the season finale "" from a story by leight. martin left the crew of "criminal intent" after the seventh season.
julie martin (writer)