Cas Sigers-Beedles

Cas Sigers-Beedles is a professional writer of twelve years. Through Kensington Press Publication, she has authored six fiction novels. Her seventh novel was released in 2015. Titles are Pieces of a Man, At Last I Bloom, Love is Simple, Forever is Tricky, Chocolate Dove, Three Chords & the Truth, The Virgin Widow and Chimwala. Her novels can be found throughout the United States on the shelves of national bookstore chains, Target and Walmart and digitally.Cas has sold & produced screenplays and eight television stage plays for various television networks and production houses. Some titles include, NAACP Image Award nominated, Sugar Mommas, Between Sisters, A Cross to Bear, and Love Will Keep Us Together. Under the production umbrella of Nina Holiday Entertainment (NHE), she produced these films alongside business partner and actress, Terri J. Vaughn. Nina Holiday executive produced For Richer or Poorer, the first scripted television series for UPtv. The series starred Rockmond Dunbar and Letoya Luckett.Cas was the associate director for the TV One's Verses and Flow and the supervising producer for BET/CENTRIC's music documentary series As Written (seasons 1 & 2), for which she won four Telly Awards. She also served in the script department for BET's The Mo'Nique Show and, TD Jakes Presents. In 2014 and 2015, Cas produced four feature documentaries for Moguldom Studios. These films are available via Netflix, Amazon and the Starz network. She's the annual script supervisor for Steve Harvey's Neighborhood Awards and the story producer for the 2016-2017 season of HGTV's Flip or Flop Atlanta.Cas has written and produced the television movie Where's the Love, starring Lamman Rucker, Denise Boutte and LeToya Luckett. She has also written and executive produced the TV One movie series', Girlfriends Getaway 1 & 2, Welcome to the Family and Hit A Lick, airing 2017. Through NHE, Cas is focusing on building a business that provides both outstanding production support and award winning creative direction. Show less «