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Historian & Donald J. McLachlan Professor of History Emeritus at Stanford University

Gina Prince-Bythewood is an American film director and screenwriter. She studied at UCLA Film School where she received the Gene Reynold's Scholarship for Directing and the Ray Stark Memorial Scholarship for Outstanding Undergraduate. Upon her graduation in 1991 she was immediately hired as a writer on the television series âA Different Worldâ (1987).
She continued to write for network television on series such as âFelicityâ (1998) âSouth Centralâ (1994) âCourthouseâ (1995) and âSweet Justiceâ (1994) before making the transition to directing.After five years working in TV as a writer on shows Prince-Bythewood wrote her first film 2000's Love & Basketball.
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