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Deanna Nowell

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Deanna Nowell is an award-winning editor with over 18 years of experience across documentary, television, promo, and feature film projects. Her work spans an impressive range of platforms and clients, including the SyFy Network, CNN, Lightfoot Films, Turner Broadcasting, BET Networks, BobbCat Films, Gospel Music Channel (now UPtv), Converse, Census 2010, Symmetry Entertainment, Rainforest Films, and Disney+.  Her editing credits include acclaimed productions such as Inside the NBA (TNT), Alpha Man: The Brotherhood of MLK(Rainforest Films/BET), Movie & a Makeover (TBS), Cheating the Stillness: The World of Julia Peterkin (Lightfoot Films), The Battle (BobbCat Films/ESPNU), Echo at 11 Oak Drive (Symmetry Entertainment), the Sony/Screen Gems feature film Three Can Play That Game, and IronHeart (Marvel Studios).  Nowell's talent has been recognized with numerous honours, including the Pinnacle Award from the Black Women Film Network, a "Best Editing" award from the prestigious New York Film Festival, and accolades from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

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2007  Three Can Play That Game
2016  What Love Will Make You Do

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TV Production

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2020  For the Love of Jason
2025  Ironheart

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