Beth Dewey
Visiting Assistant Professor of Production Loyola Marymount University
Biography
Born and raised in Alaska, Emmy-nominated filmmaker Beth Dewey is best known for creating edgy but relatable worlds and intense character studies. She began her cinematic education working for B-movie legend Roger Corman; she later went on to earn three Primetime Emmy nominations for Picture Editing. Dewey is an activist for gender equality in the film and TV industry. She also advocates for treatment for alcoholism and addiction, and for the rights of sex workers. Dewey spends her free time doing gymnastics, reading crime novels, and traveling the world.
Social
Areas of Expertise
Producing
Editing
Acting
Media Production
Broadcast Media
Directing
Post-Production
Writing
Industry Expertise
Media - Broadcast
Media Production
Accomplishments
Emmy Nomination
2005-04-01
Nominated for Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special (The Oscars)
Emmy Nomination
2004-04-01
Nominated for Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special (The Oscars)
Emmy Nomination
2002-04-01
Nominated for Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special (The Oscars)
Affiliations
- Women in Media
- Film Fatales
- Alliance of Women Directors
- Greenlight Women
- Women In Motion Pictures
- Filmmakers Alliance
- Producer’s Guild of America
- Art Deco Society
- IATSE 700 roster
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Languages
- English
Articles
Erasing Eden
Film ThreatAlan Ng
2019-04-01
Review of Beth Dewey's feature film, “Erasing Eden.”
Review: Beaten and battered bride-to-be persists in indie drama “Erasing Eden”
L.A. TimesKatie Walsh
2017-02-23
Review of Beth Dewey's feature film, “Erasing Eden.”
