Roger Hedden

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Roger Franklin Hedden (born 20th century) is an American playwright, screenwriter and producer.

Biography

After studying playwriting at Columbia University in New York City, he has staged plays at theaters, including Lincoln Center Theater in New York. His screenplays include Bodies, Rest & Motion (1993), Sleep with Me (1994), and Hi-Life (1998). He wrote the episode "Out of the Light" on Season 6 of Criminal Minds.

See also

• List of American writers
• List of Columbia University people
• List of people from New York City
• List of playwrights from the United States
• List of screenwriters

References

External link

• Roger Hedden at IMDb 

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