Person Biography:
Rebecca Reynolds is a renowned filmmaker, television producer, and writer from Mayfield, Kentucky. With decades of experience in the entertainment industry, she has worked in New York City and Los Angeles, creating a wide range of projects in film, television, and theatre.
Reynolds is the co-creator and producer of the hit true crime podcast Hollywood and Crime, which has reached #1 on the iTunes podcast charts. The podcast has three series, including The Black Dahlia Serial Killers, Young Charlie, and The Wonderland Murders, with Reynolds co-writing and producing the latter two.
As an executive producer, Reynolds worked on the award-winning film Christina, starring Nicki Aycox, Jordan Belfi, and Stephen Lang. She also produced the comedy documentary The Coexist Comedy Tour, which debuted on Starz and is now available on Amazon.com. Reynolds and her husband, Jim Carpenter, won the Best Documentary award for The Coexist Comedy Tour at VisionFest13.
Reynolds' other producing credits include the noir suspense thriller The Girl on the Train, starring Henry Ian Cusick and Nicki Aycox, and the stage play "Hit-Lit," a comedy by Robert Wuhl.
In addition to her producing work, Reynolds has written several screenplays, including the psychological thrillers Backfire and Overexposed, both co-written with Larry Brand. She has also worked on various television shows, including the hit comedy series Arli$$ on HBO.
Reynolds has received numerous awards and nominations for her work, including a Writers Guild of America Award nomination for Best Comedy and Variety for Assume the Position With Mr. Wuhl.
Currently, Reynolds resides in Leland, Michigan with her husband and producing partner Jim Carpenter.
