Bentley Kyle Evans is a seasoned writer, producer, and director known for crafting culturally resonant stories that blend authenticity with humor.
Bentley Evans’ career in entertainment began in front of the camera with the 1990 cult classic House Party, but it was behind the scenes where he discovered his true creative passion.
Evans quickly made his mark as the creator and showrunner of several iconic television series that have become cornerstones of Black television, including Martin (FOX), The Jamie Foxx Show (The WB), and Love That Girl! (TV One). His storytelling has consistently celebrated and elevated Black voices, shaping a legacy of culturally impactful content.
When most people think about family, they think about love, support, and shared memories. For me, family means something more—it’s the heart of my creative
When I think about my journey in Hollywood, one thing I’m really proud of is how I’ve built a career—and a creative empire—that’s authentic and
Bentley Kyle Evans shares his experiences and knowledge in a series of articles and interviews.
Bentley Kyle Evans is a well-known writer, producer, and director. He was born in Oakland and raised in Los Angeles.
When I first stepped onto a film set in the early ’90s as a young actor in House Party, I had no idea that moment would lead me to a lifelong journey behind the scenes.