Name	Sarah Nean Bruce
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Naionality	Amarican
Date of Birth
Place of Birth	Seattle, Washington, USA
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Filmmaker Sarah Nean Bruce runs Bel Age Pix in Hollywood, California.

Born near the cusp of Capricorn and Aquarius, Sarah Nean fuses together the artistic and realistic aspects of Show~Business with finesse and experience from years of working in both spheres of influence.

Twenty year veteran in the entertainment biz, Ms. Bruce's recent projects: Additional Unit Producer of "The Delphi Effect" {aka Kiss Me Deadly (2008) (TV) } for Stephen P. Jarchow Regent Entertainment [us]; Co-Executive Producer of film festival award-winning noir sci-fi feature Yesterday Was a Lie (2008) for Helicon Arts Cooperative; Co-Executive Producer of the Hallmark film Where There's a Will (2006) (TV) (Love, Clyde) directed by John Putch, written by Rex McGee, starring Marion Ross, Frank Whaley, and Christine Elise for Larry Levinson Productions; Co-Executive Producer of the Hallmark Romantic Comedy Family Plan (2005) (TV) directed by Dave S. Cass Sr., written by Richard Gitelson, starring Tori Spelling, Greg Germann, {Little Miss Sunshine (2006) herself} Abigail Breslin and Jordan Bridges for Larry Levinson Productions released domestically and worldwide; Director of the financially successful thriller / horror feature film "Bram Stoker's Way of The Vampire" released domestically through Blockbuster Entertainment and worldwide; Director / Producer of the dramatic ensemble piece The Marriage Undone (2002); Producer of the hybridized Live-Action / CGI television pilot presentation "Labrats" for pal Bob Saget and Executive Producer Troy Miller; Co-Writer of the horror-thriller feature script "Witches of Beverly Hills" for Stephen P. Jarchow Regent Entertainment; Producer of the feature film "Flash!" for Director Annabel Schofield and Starline Films West Releasing; Co-Producer of the Spanish-language taboo drama "Regreso A Casa"; Producer of "The Process of Creative Deception" for Velocity Pictures; and a Co-Producer for renowned docu-filmmaker Dr. Michael Tobias on the edgy and on-going documentary feature "Stone's Edge" about and authorized by Oliver Stone.

Ms. Bruce's past experience includes work: as Executive VP of Development / Creative Affairs at White Rose Entertainment owned by producer John D. Schofield. She served as Film Commissioner / Assistant Director in North Texas for the DFW Regional Film Commission where she invited and attracted numerous projects to shoot on-location and then acted as their liaison and production advisor, including: "The X Files" (1993) TVS Episode #4.7 Musings of A Cigarette Smoking Man; Dr T and the Women (2000); Any Given Sunday (1999); Boys Don't Cry (1999); Universal Soldier: The Return (1999); The X Files (1998): "Fight The Future" feature; and Armageddon (1998/I).

She also served as Supervising and Consulting Producer for the 1997, 1998, and 1999 "Lone Star Film and Television Awards."

As a consultant for New Regency Films, she worked on Pretty Woman (1990); The Power of One (1992); That Night (1992); and Under Siege (1992).

Under her production shingle: she served as the producer/writer/showrunner for the syndicated TV series "Classic Cars and Racing Stars" and produced/wrote a Documentary on the Inaugural Palm Springs International Film Festival for then Mayor Sonny Bono.

At the company Spherical Sound (prototype 5.1 Entertainment Group): she worked on surround sound projects with Grammy-Award Winner Producer Ken Caillat, Mick Fleetwood's ZOO, Pop-Star Michael Jackson & Producer Quincy Jones, Michael Mann Miami Vice television series, Director Brett Leonard, Grammy-Award Winning Producer Bob Ezrin and personally received an RIAA® Multi-Platinum Record Award for her work with Pink Floyd.

Film Fests & Awards: Sarah's works have been official selections of: Beverly Hills Hi-Def Film Festival, Fargo Fantastic Film Festival (Winner), LA Femme Film Festival (Winner), Secret City Film Festival (Winner), ShockerFest Intl. Film Festival (Winner), Berks Movie Madness Film Festival (Winner), Visionfest (Winner), Route 66 Film Festival (Winner), Central Florida Film Festival, Heart of England Intl. Film Festival (Winner), Park City Film Music Festival (Winner), Wrath of Con Film Festival (Winner), Brilliant Light International Film Festival (Winner), Backlot Film Festival (Winner), Telly Award (2nd Place Winner), OmegaCon Film Festival (Winner), Indie Spirit Film Festival, Philadelphia Independent Film Festival, Panavision New Filmmaker Grant (Winner), Los Angeles International Short Film Festival; HDFest; Dallas Video Festival; Deep Ellum Film Festival; New York International & Independent Film / Video Festival (Winner); Fort Worth Film Festival and the Slamdance Film Festival.