Sarah Nean Bruce boasts an impressive three decades of experience in production and story development, with an additional twenty years of expertise in raising capital for private and non-profit sectors.
Throughout her illustrious career spanning twenty-five years, Sarah has amassed an impressive 75 production credits across film, television, public service announcements, videos, behind-the-scenes, and internet television productions.
As a seasoned professional, Sarah has held various esteemed positions, including Co-Executive Producer/Story Development for her family-friendly Hallmark movies, "The Family Plan" and "Where There's A Will", as well as Co-Executive Producer of the film festival award-winning sci-fi noir feature "Yesterday Was A Lie" released by E-One.
Additionally, Sarah directed the cult-indie thriller feature film "Bram Stoker's Way of the Vampire" released domestically by Blockbuster Entertainment and aired on SyFy Channel's "31 Days of Halloween" for four consecutive years.
Her work has been recognized as an "Official Selection" and "Winner" at numerous film festivals worldwide.
In her previous role, Sarah served as Executive Vice President of Development / Creative Affairs at the boutique production and distribution company White Rose Entertainment, under the guidance of John D. Schofield (Enemy at the Gates).
Sarah's formative years were spent in a Writing / Development / Technology consultancy position under the mentorship of Steven D. Reuther at Vestron Pictures and New Regency Films.
She also cut her teeth as a Writer / Producer for the nationally syndicated family-friendly TV series "Classic Cars and Racing Stars".
Sarah holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Western Washington University in Entertainment Studies, Recreation & Leisure / Event Production, with a Minor support area in Business Administration.
Notably, Sarah enjoys holding dual citizenship in the United States of America and the United Kingdom.
