Eva Nagorski is an award-winning filmmaker and writer. She has written for NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Las Vegas" and "Deadline," and is also the author of The Down and Dirty Dish on Revenge (St. Martin's Press). She has several book and film projects in development, such as Saving Lace and others.
With her company, Lions Bridge Creative, she produces content for various clients, such as AECOM, Lightner Museum, Earthcore Industries, Burnie Grill, Isokern Outdoor Living, 4th Dimension Studios, Setter Advertising, the Nevis Academy, and more. She was Head of Content at Nectar Studios, where she produced such works as Rethreaded: Sewing A New Story and St. Augustine Music Festival 10th Anniversary, both of which won Gold at the 2016 and 2017 ADDY awards Jacksonville. Other clients included The Florida Lottery, Florida Prepaid, ABLE United, JEA, Enterprise Florida, Zaxby's, Southeastern Grocers, Bedsider, Skeeter Nut Free and JOAN Creative.
She has worked as an award-winning Creative Director and Copywriter with advertising agencies such as Ogilvy & Mather, Williams Whittle and Deep Focus. At Ogilvy, she was a Senior Writer, and clients included Philips (she was Creative Director for Philips Norelco #MakeYouHappen project, which won a Silver One Show pencil 2016, Cannes Lions Shortlist in Lions Entertainment 2016, Clios Shortlist in Film 2015), DuPont, Nationwide, Hellmann's, LG, FM Global, British Airways, and more.
She was a copywriter for Deep Focus (clients included HBO, Court TV, Picturehouse), and part of DF's award-winning team for "That Girl Emily," (winner, Cannes Lions 2007 Promo) Court TV's marketing campaign for the show, "Parco P.I." Writing a blog as "Emily," she received over two million hits in the first two weeks.
In addition, she was the Director of Local Content for Relevnt, a location-based communications app, and the Director of Marketing & Communications for the Lightner Museum in St. Augustine, FL.
Other writing and producing credits include the award-winning short film, "solidarity.", screened at the New York Film Festival and other festivals worldwide; You and Eye, directed by Przemek Reut (also acted in the film); "Battling ED: A Teenager's Guide to Eating Disorders," with host Jamie-Lynn Sigler. She has also produced promotional videos for clients such as the National Basketball Player's Association and Teacher's Discovery.
She has translated Polish playwright, Janusz Glowacki's screenplays "Billboard," "The Nose" (with Emir Kusturica), and The Fourth Sister," including the theatrical version (Samuel French). Her one-act play, "The Coat Rack," was published in Polish (translator: Glowacki) in the U.S. and Poland.
Eva has freelanced for American and Polish publications such as Flamingo Magazine, A4 Magazine, Picture Magazine, Warsaw Voice, Nowy Dziennik; was senior editor at Notorious magazine; editor of the fitness site Circuit25; correspondent for the luxury travel site Jetsetter; and the editor/features writer of musician Nile Rodgers' We Are Family Foundation's (WAFF) website. She has also worked with WAFF as a producer of their Three Dot Dash "Just Peace" global teen leader initiative, which involved working with various organizations, identifying teen leaders around the world, and facilitating opportunities for these teens. She was also the audience curator for the 2013 & 2014 WAFF TEDxTeen series.
Other work experience includes: Williamstown Theatre Festival, Reader's Digest U.S. Video & TV and Golden Books, which published her children's books: Poky's Bathtime Adventure and Face Painting. She was the Screenplay Competition Director of the Nantucket Film Festival for twelve years, and previously, in Poland, she was co-director of the first nationwide screenplay competition, Nowy Scenario. In 2019, she was a judge on the first annual Florida Film Academy International Student Film Festival.
Eva has an international upbringing because her father, Andrew Nagorski, worked as a foreign correspondent for Newsweek. She lived in Hong Kong, Moscow, Rome, Bonn and Warsaw, and has traveled extensively. She graduated from Bowdoin College.