filmmaker
Camille
Campbell

Camille Campbell is a writer and director based in Los Angeles. Her pilot The Great House, a modern, comedic retelling of Jane Eyre, was a 2017 finalist for The Tracking Board Launch Pad Contest, Script Pipeline TV Writing Contest and the Sundance New Voices Lab. Her comedic essays have been published by McSweeney's Internet Tendency and Reductress, and she blogs at excellentnotion.com. A graduate of UC Santa Cruz, she has worked as a motion picture development assistant at DreamWorks Studios and River Road Entertainment, producer of 12 Years a Slave. She currently works for screenwriter Liz Hannah (The Post) and as a story analyst for Netflix. She is in post-production on her directorial debut, a short film that takes place entirely within an express car wash.
Camille's version of the Hollywood Reporter's Hottest 35 Under 35 list.
Camille reflects on the nature of shopping for a bra, particularly with your mother.
Camille's comedic retelling of Jane Eyre, The Great House, is a Top 10 Finalist in the 2017 Tracking Board Launch Pad TV contest.
The Great House is a Semifinalist in the 2017 Script Pipeline TV Writing Contest.
The web series adaptation of The Great House is a finalist for the Sundance New Voices Lab.
"I Lived It: I Ate Lunch Away from My Desk," Reductress
"Why I'm Raising My Child 100% Via Kickstarter," Reductress
"Is He a Musician or Just Miserable," Reductress
"Famous Author Bios," The Toast
"#Eulogy," McSweeney's Internet Tendency
A to do list made right before bed spirals out of control.