Search results
Nina Yang Bongiovi is an American film producer and Associate Chair of the Peter Stark Producing Program at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. Bongiovi has extensive experience in creative development, film finance and physical production.
Nina Yang Bongiovi is a BAFTA-nominated producer with a stellar reputation for having in-depth knowledge of film financing, creative and physical producing, and a knack for discovering talent, like that of Ryan Coogler (Marvel's Black Panther), whose first film, Fruitvale Station (2013) was produced by Nina and her producing partner, Forest ...
- Producer, Executive, Additional Crew
- Nina Yang Bongiovi
Aug 8, 2018 · Meet Forest Whitaker’s producing partner Nina Yang Bongiovi, a potent force in the indie scene—and one of the engines behind Fruitvale Station, Dope, and Roxanne Roxanne.
Nina Yang Bongiovi is a BAFTA-nominated producer with a stellar reputation for having in-depth knowledge of film financing, creative and physical producing, and a knack for discovering talent, like that of Ryan Coogler (Marvel's Black Panther), whose first film, Fruitvale Station (2013) was produced by Nina and her producing partner, Forest ...
Co-Founder, Significant Productions & Creative Partner, AUM Group. With nearly two decades of experience in the motion picture industry, Nina Yang Bongiovi has gained a positive reputation for having an in-depth knowledge of film financing, creative and physical producing, and a knack for discovering talent, like that of Ryan Coogler (Marvel ...
Nina Yang Bongiovi is a BAFTA-nominated producer with a stellar reputation for having in-depth knowledge of film financing, creative and physical producing, and a knack for discovering talent, like that of Ryan Coogler (Marvel's Black Panther), whose first film, Fruitvale Station (2013) was produced by Nina and her producing partner, Forest ...
People also ask
Who is Nina Yang Bongiovi?
Who is Richard Pryor & Nina Yang Bongiovi?
How did Bongiovi get involved in Fruitvale Station?
Nina’s mission is to create opportunities and inclusivity for underserved and underrepresented storytellers. Her most recent film, “Sorry To Bother You” by Boots Riley debuted at Sundance in January 2018, which is her 5th in U.S. Dramatic Competition.
