Eric Allen Bell's professional journey began when he was hired by John Leguizamo and Dennis Brooks to rewrite dialogue for a screenwriter. He then established himself as a working screenwriter, adapting two novels, including a bestseller, for an Oscar-winning producer and a major studio. Bell's directorial debut, "Missing Sock," was released in 2004 and was named one of the "Top 10 Short Films" by Film Threat that year.
Building on the success of his short film, Bell went on to write, produce, and direct "The Bondage," which premiered at the South by Southwest Film Festival and garnered multiple distribution offers. He continued to build his filmography with his next project, the documentary "American Infidel," which sparked widespread controversy and was covered by various publications, including USA Today, The Huffington Post, Breitbart, Examiner, Front Page Magazine, The Blaze, and Media Matters. Bell was interviewed by over 30 radio stations and appeared on the morning news show "Fox and Friends" several times.
Currently, Bell is working on a documentary about the multi-billion-dollar online Psychic Industry, which is scheduled for release in late 2015. Additionally, he serves as a Script Doctor and Media Adviser for Bell Media Group.
