Nadine Weathersby

Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, I’ve been writing screenplays 10 years. It evolved out of writing radio commercials while working in radio in Los Angeles. I attended Sherwood Oaks Experimental College and became script supervisor trainee for the motion pictures: "Getting Over" and "Perfume". I also worked for Post-Production Filmworks and became apprentice editor for such films as "Body and Soul, "Emmy nominated "Bitter Harvest" for Charles Fries Productions, "Indy Girls," "Fast Wheels and Fast Women" and "One Down
And Two To Go." I produced two radio talk shows, "Noted Contributions Of Women and "Beyond The Ordinary." I studied screenplay writing with Richard Walter, Faculty Chairman in the Department Of Film and Television at UCLA and I am currently honing my skills at Screenwriting U, with Hal Crossmun. My Script Diary After Death won a Platinum Award and The Soul Singer won Gold in the Pinnacle Film Awards Contest. Diary After Death was chosen as Best original Script in LA Independent Women Film Awards.And Best Original Story in the Vegas Movie Awards.