Rebecca Carpenter, also known as Beck, is a Storyteller, Visual Artist and Educator. In addition to being a Clio and Golden Telly winning short form director, Carpenter’s long form work has been critically acclaimed in national and international screenings.

A design thinker, she’s used her formal training as a visual artist, filmmaker & educator to spearhead science and tech-based campaigns for clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to Title I schools. Additional development, production and creative credits include Warner Bros Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Austin City Limits, Farm Aid, A & E Biography, and Glencoe Publishing.

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In addition to her film work, she shares her expertise through public speaking and educational leadership, ranging from kindergarten classrooms to graduate schools. Her visual art is in private collections on three continents and has exhibited at bG Gallery at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica, CA, and the LA Art Show.

She is a mom in addition to being a multi-sport, multigenerational athlete. She holds advanced degrees from USC and the University of Texas at Austin with an emphasis on developmental and organizational psychology and film production respectively, and has also studied Design Thinking through MIT’s Sloan School.