Philip Levens is an American screenwriter and television producer known for creating the science-fiction TV mini-series Ascension.
Education and career Levens grew up in Lubbock, Texas and attended The University of Texas at Austin. He initially wrote and produced on UPN's All Souls, The CW's Smallville, CBS's Wolf Lake, and Fox's Night Visions.
In 2000, Levens sold his one-hour dramedy "Red Shift" to UPN and rewrote "Old City" for Jan de Bont. Philip also sold "Red Queen" for ABC, "Finders/Keepers" for USA, "Nightwatch" for Fox, and adapted the graphic novel Rest for NBC.
Levens was writing a screenplay draft for the "WonderWoman" feature film until he was replaced by Laeta Kalogridis in 2003.
In 2006, he wrote and executive produced the series South Beach for UPN, along with Jennifer Lopez. He subsequently wrote for NBC's Knight Rider, R. L. Stine's The Haunting Hour: The Series.
In 2014, Levens created and was the showrunner of the limited series Ascension for SyFy, inspired by the real-life Project Orion (nuclear propulsion).
Levens also wrote "The Accused" for A&E (TV channel), and two projects for CBS, "Interest of Justice" and "The Case Runner".
He and his wife, Carolyn Stotesbery-Levens wrote "Menace of Venice" for Todd Garner's Broken Road Productions."AFF26 - Philip Levens & Carolyn Stotesbery-Levens" , Unstuck Creative PodcastDow, Lainey "Vineyard Vows: A Stunning Outdoor Wedding Reception at Harvest Inn In Napa Valley", California Wedding Day
Personal life Philips is married to Carolyn Stotesbery and lives in Los Angeles. The wedding ceremony was held at Saint Helena Catholic Church.
Filmography +YearFilmCredit2002SmallvilleProducer/writer2006South Beach2007Hush Little Baby2008Knight Rider2014Ascension1999The PuzzleWriter2001All Souls 2002Shadow Realm2002Night Visions2006South Beach 2007Hush Little Baby2011R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour2001-02Wolf Lakeexecutive story editor
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