since been featured in many books and articles about VR. His success with 3DHouse eventually led to Carr becoming News and Reviews Editor at ComputorEdge Magazine—for over a quarter century the nation's largest regional computer publication—where he has managed the weekly column Worldwide News and Product Reviews and written hundreds of columns and feature articles.
A professional musician for more than 15 years, Carr's guitar playing has been featured on many recordings. He toured both in and out of the country before settling down in San Diego's North County with his wife, Marsi, and their two children. He has repeatedly taken top honors in San Diego Songwriter's Guild competitions for his original musical compositions.
Carr has won many writing accolades, including San Diego Press Club awards for Best Column Writing, Consumer Writing, and Best Arts and Entertainment. He also edits stories and articles written by others for major national publications.
Charles has been a contributor and technical advisor to L.A. and San Diego Parent magazines and receives dozens of requests each year to appear on Southern California television and radio stations to talk about important events. He also speaks from time-to-time to high schools and organizations about his eclectic life in the arts.
Charles has also served as adult supervisor and creative adviser for the multiple award-winning original films Boy on the Moon (iVIE first place, Fallbrook Film Festival finalist), Sins of the Father (iVIE first place, VCTV Film of the Year) and Mystery High (iVIE, VCTV Storyteller of the Year, Fallbrook Film Festival finalist), and the full-length original stage play Auditioning Truths and Lies, which has been performed professionally at venues throughout Southern California.
Carr is currently producing the 2012 Fallbrook Film Festival Red Carpet event. He will soon publish What a World, a collection of writings.
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