Maddie has spent twenty years carrying a secret that has slowly hollowed her from the inside. Tonight, she’s carefully planned a final evening with her younger sister Quinn. Dinner, champagne, goodbye gifts, and the pills. Her only request is that her sister be by her side when she closes her eyes for the last time. But what she didn’t count on is Quinn being… Quinn.

The Glass Bear is a psychological drama about suicide, family secrets, the limits of love, and what it means to choose not just to die, but to live with our pain.

Senior Executive Producers: John A. Gibbons, Jeffrey J. Scott
Top Executive Producers: David Cohen, Beverly M. Collins, Brandon Keeton, Garry G. Luke, Mel MacKaron, Eva Murdock, Todd Niemi, Samuel Peralta, Randall Taylor, Jennifer Wiggs
Executive Producers: Reno Anastasio, Harold L. Brown, Victor Competiello, Michael Falco, Willie Fields, Juan Manuel Figueroa, Christine Koehler, Casey Lambert, Sara G. Maddox, Michael Maguire, Rose Maria Mitchell, Mike Shields II, Jennifer A. Trujillo
Co-Executive Producers: Enrico D’Aniello
Associate Producers: Leanne Campbell, Liam Carty, Robert Cox, Donald Evans, Allen Facemire, JoAnn Hess, Bill Hoversten, Georgiana Jianu, Jai ‘Lady J’ Jones, Tamara Nance, Shawn Leon Nowotnik, Theresa Phillips, Bob Sáenz, Jon Shanks, Dona Seymour Smith, Ramona Snyder, Joseph P. Stottmann, Alec VanOwen
Very Special Thanks: Taylor Albertson, Ari Applewhite, Christopher Baxter, Sarah Beim, Brian Berneker, Gregory Blair, Vicki Blythin, Paul D. Burrows, Eason Campbell, John Chang, Matthew Chassin, Colin Chick, Daryl Curtis, Loretta Edwards, Aaron Ellis, Debra Farren, Joel Foner, Mark Francisco, Tom Gore, Malou Greer, Ritchie Greer, Alfonso Guerra, Tina Field Howe, Christy Lee Hughes, Kim Standring Jacobs, Siddarth Jambhulkar, Jody Jaress, Earl Jarrett, Michael Juliano, C.J. Julianus, Susan Keil, Richard Kraus, Sean Lieberman, Joseph R. Lobosco, Kimberly Lucero, Landi Maduro, Christine Mao, Lon Mapes, Raffaele Marraffa, Judy McMillan, Christopher Nation, Christine Owens, Linda Palmer, Owen Palmiotti, Sean Parker, Lee Plaud, Keenan Patrick Pryor, Luca Raciti, Teresa Raschilla, Robert Rhyne, Victoria Rosendahl, Dori Russell, Peter Sacco, Laura Schriner, Harry L. Seddon, Dona Seymour Smith, Dave Smitherman, Sid Smoliga, Heather Snodgrass, Michael Snyder, Andy Steinhauer, Todd Stockwell, David A. Tiangco, David Tocher, Victoria Vertuga, Christopher Vincelette, Vicki Vodrey, Caris Vujcec, Sheila Warren, Jerry Weil, L.D. Williams
Special Thanks:
Thank You: Eric Abramson, Peg Ainsley, Joshua Ferguson, Ken Frankel, Christine Hamrick, Robert Hensley, Marc Lee, Candina Malabag, Debra Markowitz, Amanda Moresco, Rhoda Pell, Peter Swartz, Wendy White, Loki D. Wolf

Dawn Fields is a Los Angeles–based writer, director, and producer known for emotionally charged films that spark conversation and linger long after the credits roll. With a background that includes work for Lucasfilm, Twentieth Century Fox, ABC, NBC Universal and more, she’s earned over 100 IMDb credits spanning production, development, acquisitions, and distribution.

Her award-winning films include the heart-wrenching Fragile Storm (starring Lance Henriksen) and the intimate and haunting The Glass Bear. Her films have received distribution on Amazon, Apple TV, Tubi, and more.

In addition to her work as founder of Red Honey Studios, Dawn offers creative strategies, pitch coaching and consulting at NovaStoryLab.com helping filmmakers shape their stories and secure support to bring them to life.