​ Tracee Beebe

Biography

 

Tracee Beebe is an award-winning screenwriter passion is writing "horror with heart" - character driven genre fare with an underlying message. Her stories focus on bad-ass, yet realistic, women pushing themselves past their limits to survive impossible situations... kind of like they do in real life. 

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Her screenplay, DEEP WATER was named one of the top 3 "most recommended" horror screenplays of 2019 as noted by The Blood List and the Hollywood Reporter and was picked up soon after by producer Joe Russo.

 Her short film, DOG YEARS (2018), garnered her multiple festival awards, including Best Picture, Best Screenplay, and Best Female Filmmaker.
Tracee's award winning script, GOODBYE SIRENA, was an official selection of the 2018 Austin Film Festival (an Oscar's qualifier) and her horror short, DATE FROM HELL is  distributed through Alter.

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She has a knack for taking a producer/director's concept and translating it into a workable screenplay and as such has collaborated on several projects with Joe Russo ("Nightmare Cinema" "The Greatest Beer Run Ever")  John Funk ("We Are The Millers" ) and Anne Marie Gillen ("Ark" "Persephone" "Fried Green Tomatoes")  among others.

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Tracee's previous career as a horse trainer, and her work in animal rescue, has flavored much of her work and given her the tenacity to believe that anything is possible if you just work hard enough along with the humility to know that there is always more to learn.

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Tracee grew up on her family farm in Napa Valley, California. She currently lives near Austin, TX  with a pack of rescued dogs and horses.