Nancy Bevins is an awarded Writer and Producer in independent feature films.
On the production team for the Academy Award winning feature film, THE ARTIST, Bevins worked with A-list designers and directors.
Bevins feature screenplay, BLONDE INSTINCT garnered five screenplay awards, including UCLA’s Top Ten and Toronto's GOOD-TO-GO award. Bevins is also a published author, contributing to Muse & Spirit Magazine and weekly news periodicals.
Bevins holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film Production from Loyola Marymount University and Screenwriting Certificates from UCLA. A complementary Bachelor's degree is in Business. She has produced over twenty-five features, shorts, documentaries and theatre plays. Bevins early works were in southern fiction adaptations. She wrote and produced the screen and theatre adaptations of acclaimed authors; Flannery O'Connor, Allan Gurganus, Doris Betts, Sandra Hollin Flowers, Lee Smith and Randall Kenan.
Bevins promotes film and television works that uplift the human spirit. For the last nine years she has produced or executive produced CIMA's sell-out annual live awards event.
A Jurist for Hollywood esteemed panels, Bevins judges screenplays and films for the Humanitas Prize, the 168 Film Festival and the Gabriel Awards. As a Development Executive for the 168 Write-of-Passage, Bevins works with writers from around the world to hone their stories and scripts.
Bevins donates her skills to philanthropic works; writing and producing fund-raising videos for non-profit charities and service organizations. Through these videos she promotes human dignity with the elderly, disenfranchised and the marginalized.
On the production team for the Academy Award winning feature film, THE ARTIST, Bevins worked with A-list designers and directors.
Bevins feature screenplay, BLONDE INSTINCT garnered five screenplay awards, including UCLA’s Top Ten and Toronto's GOOD-TO-GO award. Bevins is also a published author, contributing to Muse & Spirit Magazine and weekly news periodicals.
Bevins holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film Production from Loyola Marymount University and Screenwriting Certificates from UCLA. A complementary Bachelor's degree is in Business. She has produced over twenty-five features, shorts, documentaries and theatre plays. Bevins early works were in southern fiction adaptations. She wrote and produced the screen and theatre adaptations of acclaimed authors; Flannery O'Connor, Allan Gurganus, Doris Betts, Sandra Hollin Flowers, Lee Smith and Randall Kenan.
Bevins promotes film and television works that uplift the human spirit. For the last nine years she has produced or executive produced CIMA's sell-out annual live awards event.
A Jurist for Hollywood esteemed panels, Bevins judges screenplays and films for the Humanitas Prize, the 168 Film Festival and the Gabriel Awards. As a Development Executive for the 168 Write-of-Passage, Bevins works with writers from around the world to hone their stories and scripts.
Bevins donates her skills to philanthropic works; writing and producing fund-raising videos for non-profit charities and service organizations. Through these videos she promotes human dignity with the elderly, disenfranchised and the marginalized.
