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Over the past 19 years, Clevinger has produced over 25 successful independent projects in film, television, and digital media. With the critical and commercial success of "Cut Throat City" and the valuable relationships he has built throughout his career, Clevinger co-founded "The Big Picture Collective" in February 2022.
- January 1, 1
- 1.91 m
- Gainesville, Florida, USA
- Producer
Clementine Rose Clevinger, 83, went to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on December 16, 2019. She was born April 10, 1936, in Tams, WV, the daughter of William and Pearl Rose. Clementine moved from WV to Hampton Roads soon after high school graduation, where she soon met her beloved lifetime sweetheart, George P. Clevinger.
Today in Blacksburg, the team reunites. Vignettes from a week in New York in the spring of 1973: . . . On March 18, Virginia Tech's basketball team nibbles a bite out of the Big Apple, beating New Mexico at Madison Square Garden in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament 65-63.
Nov 26, 2021 · Then-Virginia Tech senior Kendyl Brooks (center) celebrates her senior day with family, including father and head coach Kenny Brooks (fourth from left) and sister and teammate Chloe (fourth from right), on Feb. 23, 2020.
William Clevinger is an established film producer who gained recognition for his most recent film, "Cut Throat City." The film, directed by RZA, featured a star-studded cast including Terrence Howard, Wesley Snipes, Kat Graham, Rob Morgan, Shameik Moore, and Ethan Hawke.
Aug 22, 2005 · In July of 1987, the results of the four-month investigation into Virginia Tech’s basketball program had been revealed to the Virginia Tech administration, the media, and the public.
Jan 21, 2024 · Luckily for Virginia Tech, they still had their other Queen of Cassell on the court, Elizabeth Kitley. Kitley had only nine points at the half but quickly got rolling in the second half and became an oven for her team, ending the night with 31 points and 15 made FGs, a new record in Cassell Coliseum.
