Genevieve McDevitt is a screenwriter, producer, and filmmaker with over two decades of experience across many facets of film and television production. She is the CEO of GLAM Entertainment, a development and consulting company providing budgeting services and script coverage for indie filmmakers. Known for her logistical expertise and unshakable grit, Genevieve plays an integral role in taking projects from script to screen.

 

A graduate of Full Sail University with a degree in Film, and trained in Advanced Line Producing at the New York Film Academy, Genevieve also received professional coverage training from a USC adjunct professor. She began her career as an editor for FOX and NASCAR, later transitioning into production. Her storytelling skills were first sparked in childhood, growing up just outside Kansas City, before landing her first on-screen role in CBS’s Shake, Rattle, and Roll. By age 16, she was already editing on Avid and shooting video for her high school.

 

Genevieve’s career includes work on blockbuster films such as Careful What You Wish For (starring Nick Jonas and Dermot Mulroney), The Strangers (Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman), MAX (Thomas Haden Church and Lauren Graham), prime-time TV like American Idol and Ms. V and Me! (PBS Kids), and more. She has also contributed to music videos, commercials, and documentaries.

 

Her work as a writer focuses on resilient women who defy the odds—just like her—set in emotionally charged, action-driven worlds that explore survival and the enduring power of hope. Her screenplays have been recognized at numerous festivals. To see her credits, click here.

 

A fierce advocate for disability and diversity inclusion in entertainment, Genevieve founded Pretty in Pain, a platform amplifying stories of women with disabilities. She is an alumna of the Disability Belongs Fellowship and serves as a film festival judge, as well as the President of Women in Film & Television – South Carolina.

 

Her work has appeared across notable networks and studios including FOX, SPEED, NASCAR, MTV, INSP, ESPN, MGM, Lionsgate, and Sony Pictures. She proudly supports Carolina-based filmmakers and is committed to bringing underrepresented voices to the screen.