Rebecca Gwynne
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Rebecca Gwynne is an American television producer and editor.
Filmography[edit]
Television[edit]
- OWN's Book of John Gray (2018), supervising producer – editor
- WEtv's Cutting It In The ATL (2016), supervising story producer – editor
- NFL's Football Town- Barrow, Alaska (2015), consulting producer – editor
- A&E's Neighbors with Benefits (2015), supervising producer – editor
- BRAVO's Newlyweds, The First Year: Where are they now? (2014), supervising producer – editor
- A&E's 60 Seconds to Sell (2014), producer – editor
- BRAVO's Extreme Guide to Parenting (2013-2014), producer – editor
- MTV's Made (2008–2013), show producer - editor
- BRAVO's Newlyweds: The First Year (2013), editor
- MTV's World of Jenks (2011–2012), story producer - editor
- Knicks Poetry Slam (2011), producer
- MTV's When I Was 17 (2011), supervising editor
- STYLE's Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane (2010), editor
- TLC's Flowers Uncut: With Jeff Leatham (2009), editor
- FOOD Network's My Life in Food (2009), editor
- MTV's My Super Sweet 16 (2007/2009), editor
- MTV's The Road to Exiled (2008), editor
- MTV's I Remember Chloe (2006), editor
- mtvU's Translating Genocide (2006), producer – editor
Music videos[edit]
- Little Mountain "Zomblebees" (2011), co-executive producer
- Bryant James "Our Symphony" (2010), producer – director – editor
- Dan Zweben "You Don't Have to Love Me" (2009), producer – director – editor
Films[edit]
- Zoe's Day (2007), producer – director – editor
- Long Distance (2005), associate producer – editor
- In Jest, Behind the Scenes (1999), director – editor
Fundraising films[edit]
- Uncommon Schools (2009), producer – director – editor
- Tipping Point Community (2007–2009), producer – director – editor
- The Robin Hood Foundation (2000–2007), producer – director – editor
- The Anti-Violence Project (2003), director – editor
- The Harlem Children's Zone (2003), director – editor
- The Human Rights Campaign (2002), producer – editor
PSA's and promotions[edit]
- MTV World AIDS Day (2006), featuring Kanye West, Jamie Pressly, Rosario Dawson & Nelly, director – editor
- MTV & Neutrogena Integrated Marketing (2006), director – editor
- MTV & American Eagle Integrated Marketing (2005), director – editor
- MTV & Old Navy Integrated Marketing (2005), director – editor
- MTV Choose or Lose (2004), featuring Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts, Chris Rock, Beyoncé, Tony Hawk and Jay-Z, producer – editor
- MTV Fight For Your Rights: Protect Yourself (2003), editor
- MTV 911 Postcards (2002) director – editor
Awards[edit]
- 2013 DAYTIME EMMY AWARD, OUTSTANDING SPECIAL CLASS SERIES: "MTV's MADE" – show producer/editor
- 2011 NEW YORK EMMY AWARD, OUTSTANDING TEEN PROGRAM: "Knicks Poetry Slam" – producer
- 2011 DAYTIME EMMY AWARD, OUTSTANDING SPECIAL CLASS SERIES: "MTV's MADE" – editor
- 2009 BEST MUSIC BASED VIDEO, NOMINATED, SWANSEA BAY FILM FESTIVAL: "You Don't Have to Love Me" – executive producer/director
- 2008 FIRST RUNNER UP, REEL THIRTEEN (PBS) FOR June 21, 2008: "Zoe's Day" – executive producer/director
- 2008 DAYTIME EMMY AWARD, OUTSTANDING SPECIAL CLASS SERIES: "MTV's MADE" – editor
- 2007 BEST SHORT FILM, EVERGLADES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: "Zoe's Day" – executive producer/director
- 2007 FINALIST, USA FILM FESTIVAL: "Zoe's Day" – executive producer/director
- 2006 THE GOVERNORS EMMY AWARD: mtvU’s Sudan Campaign: "Translating Genocide" – co-producer/editor
- 2006 THE COMMUNITY SERVICE EMMY AWARD: mtvU’s Sudan Campaign: "Translating Genocide" – co-producer/editor
- 2006 CTPAA: BEACON COMMUNITY AWARD: mtvU's Sudan Campaign: "Translating Genocide" – co-producer/editor
- 2006 CREATIVITY AWARD: mtvU Magnetic Poetry Campaign – editor
- 2005 CTAM GOLD MARK AWARD: MTV's Choose or Lose: 20 Million Loud! – director/editor of one of the 90 PSA's in the campaign.
- 2005 CTPAA: BEACON FINALIST AWARD: Community Award/MTV's Choose or Lose: 20 Million Loud! – director/editor of one of the 90 PSA's in the campaign.
- 2003 CTPAA: BEACON JOEL A. BERGER AWARD: MTV, Fight For Your Rights: Protect Yourself – editor
- 2002 NEW YORK FESTIVALS FINALIST AWARD: MTV, September 11 Postcards - director/editor
External links[edit]
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