Camille Tucker

Clinical Assistant Professor of Screenwriting Loyola Marymount University

  • Los Angeles CA

School of Film and Television

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Biography

A seasoned film and television writer and producer, Camille Tucker has sold scripts to Sony, Universal, New Line, Fox TV and Disney studios and worked with prolific producers such as Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, Marc Platt, Debra Chase, Todd Garner and the late John Singleton. She is the co-writer of Lifetime’s critically acclaimed biopic THE CLARK SISTERS: FIRST LADIES OF GOSPEL starring Oscar nominated actress Aunjanue Ellis. It was nominated for five NAACP Image Awards, including outstanding writing. More recently, Camille has written a biopic for LeBron James’ Springhill Entertainment and Disney+, a TV pilot 50 Cent’s G-Unit and the STARZ network and is currently a Writer/Executive Producer on the Gladys Knight biopic limited series with Cineflix Studios.

Previously, Camille was an Associate Professor and director of the writing for film and television concentration at Biola University for seven years. Camille’s areas of specialization include biopics, crime, thriller and the adaptation of novels, autobiographies, true crime, magazine articles, documentaries and other forms of IP into film and television projects. She has taught adaptation workshops for Netflix internationally to writers in France, Germany, Kenya, Nigeria, Poland, and South Africa.

Education

University of California, Los Angeles

BA

English Literature/Creative Writing

Fuller Seminary

MA

Theology and Film

Loyola Marymount University

MFA

Writing for the Screen

Accomplishments

NAACP Image Award Nominee

Sony Pictures TV Fellow, 2022; The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel: NAACP Image Award Nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Made for TV Movie, 2021; Disney | ABC TV Writing Fellowship Finalist, 2019; PGA Power of Diversity Fellow, 2018; Roxbury International Film Festival Best Narrative Short Film, 2012; Sundance Film Festival Official Selection, 1994

Affiliations

  • Writers Guild of America, West