CAMILLE CAMPBELL
About Me
Camille Campbell is a Los Angeles based writer and director. A graduate of UC Santa Cruz’s writing program, her comedic essays have been published by McSweeney's Internet Tendency and Reductress. She learned to write screenplays while working as a development assistant at River Road Entertainment and DreamWorks Studios.
She studied acting at New York University, and she brings this appreciation and understanding of actors to her work as a director. Washland Express, a short Camille wrote and directed, screened at the 2019 Palm Springs Shortfest, Cleveland International Film Festival, HollyShorts and Short of the Week. She was one of six directors selected for the 2020 Los Angeles Women's Weekend Film Challenge, writing, producing and editing a short within one weekend. She currently assists Liz Hannah (The Post) and reads for Netflix.
Projects
Washland Express
Short Film
Camille wrote and directed this misfit love story, set entirely within a drive-thru car wash. It screened at the 2019 Palm Springs Shortfest, Dances with Films, HollyShorts, the Cleveland International Film Festival and Short of the Week.
The Great House
Pilot
This modern, comedic retelling of Jane Eyre was a finalist for the Sundance New Voices Lab, Tracking Board, and Script Pipeline pilot competitions.
Good Vibes Only
Short Film
Camille directed this dystopian comedy as part of the 2020 Women's Weekend Film Challenge. Six all-female crews gathered to write, produce and edit a short within one weekend in Los Angeles.
Education
2003 - 2004
NYU Tisch School of the Arts
Studied intensive Meisner acting with Vicki Hart
2005 - 2008
UC Santa Cruz
Graduated summa cum laude with a BA in Creative Writing
2004 - 2012
Acting Training
Shakespeare Santa Cruz
American Conservatory Theater Summer Intensive
Lesly Kahn
Marilyn Fox at Pacific Resident Theater