Deborah Levine

Author, Screenwriter and Documentary Filmmaker

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Member Since:
May 2023

Last online:
1 day ago

Invites sent:
0

About Deborah

I am a Forbes Diversity & Inclusion Trailblazer, award-winning author of 15 books, founder/editor/publisher of the . My TV pilot script, The Liberator's Daughter, is a Winner in 26 film festivals. My documentary: Untold, Stories of a World War II Liberator, is a winner 8 film festivals and has been broadcast internationally by Jewish Life TV. I was brought up in Bermuda, attended Harvard and am now headquartered in the South.

Gender:
Female

Badges

Photos

Loglines

The Liberator's Daughter Budget: $100K - $1M | Other A World War II Liberator’s daughter honors his legacy by battling disabilities, discrimination, and hate in her journey from homelessness to repairing our broken world.

Awards

Winner-Cooper Awards
(2023)
Winner-Tokyo Shorts
(2023)
Winner-8 & Halfilm Awards
(2023)
Winner-New York Neorealism Film Awards
(2023)
Winner-Golden Giraffe International Film
(2023)
Winner-WRPN Women’s International Film Festival
(2022)
Winner- Hollywood Blvd Film Festival
(2022)
Winner-Cineplay International
(2022)
Winner-Dallas Shorts
(2022)
Winner-Indiefare International
(2022)
Winner-Airflix Film
(2022)
Winner-Multi Dimension International
(2022)
Winner-Bright International
(2022)
Winner-EdiPlay International
(2022)
Winner-Magic Silver Screen Festival
(2022)
Winner-Medusa Film Festival
(2022)
Winner-Movie Play International
(2022)
Winner-Red Moon Film Festival
(2022)
Winner-Krimson Horyzon International Film Festival
(2022)
Winner-Cult Movies Festival
(2022)
Winner-Crown International
(2022)
Winner-Swedish International
(2022)
Winner-NYC International Film Festival
(2022)
Winner-London New Wave Cinema Awards
(2022)
Winner-Indie Cine Tube Awards
(2022)
Winner-4th Dimension Independent film Festival
(2022)

Education

Spertus College
(1990-1992)
The University of Illinois - Chicago, Department of Electronic Media, Film, Photography
(1980-1982)
New York University
(1970-1971)
Harvard University
(1966-1969)