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| rdfs:comment | - Prior to her work on Star Trek, Brown was a script supervisor for projects such as the 1982 film Tex (starring Jim Metzler), the 1984 TV movie The Cowboy and the Ballerina (starring Antoinette Bower and Christopher Lloyd), and the TV shows Moonlighting and Alien Nation (the latter series starred Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, and Michele Scarabelli). More recently, she worked with director Jonathan Frakes not only on two Star Trek films but on the series Roswell and the 2002 motion picture Clockstoppers, as well. She was also script supervisor for the cult 2004 puppet comedy Team America: World Police. Most recently, she worked on J.J. Abrams' short-lived sitcom, What About Brian.
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| abstract | - Prior to her work on Star Trek, Brown was a script supervisor for projects such as the 1982 film Tex (starring Jim Metzler), the 1984 TV movie The Cowboy and the Ballerina (starring Antoinette Bower and Christopher Lloyd), and the TV shows Moonlighting and Alien Nation (the latter series starred Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, and Michele Scarabelli). More recently, she worked with director Jonathan Frakes not only on two Star Trek films but on the series Roswell and the 2002 motion picture Clockstoppers, as well. She was also script supervisor for the cult 2004 puppet comedy Team America: World Police. Most recently, she worked on J.J. Abrams' short-lived sitcom, What About Brian. As a member of DS9's production staff, Brown's name is listed on the dedication plaques for the USS Defiant and the USS São Paulo, although it is spelled as Judy Brown. Her name was also listed on the dedication plaques for the USS Enterprise-E and the USS Valiant as Judi Brown.
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