Blake Rice (b. 1989)

Alias:
Blake Winston Rice

Birthplace:
Voorhees, New Jersey, USA

Born:
November 16, 1989

Blake Winston Rice is an award winning director, screenwriter and producer. Graduating from Rowan University with a degree in Film & TV, Blake began his career in front of the camera. Working initially as an actor, comedian and podcaster - Blake began his professional directing career in 2018 with the film "To Whom It May Concern", acquired by Direct TV.  Follow up projects included "People Like You", where he recieved Best Director at the New York City International Film Festival in 2019. Soon after, he directed "The Creeper's Curse", and "The Recovery Call", both licensed by Amazon Video in 2020. His career continues with the critically acclaimed drama "Steps", which received Official Selection into the Sidewalk Film Festival as well as winning the Special Grand Jury Award at the DeadCenter Film Festival in 2022. In 2023, Blake has completed the single-shot film entitled "Sawdust" starring Gabriella Piazza and Derek Roberts, as well as the 90's dramedy, "Tea" starring Michael Gandolfini and Olivia Nikkanen. Currently, Blake is also the director and producer of the docu-series "Best of, with Bryan Callen". In addition to directing, Blake is an accomplished screenwriter and producer. With vast expeireince in the commerical, narrative, and documentary space, he has founded the production company BWR Productions.

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