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Nancy Dine (Born March 7, 1937) is an American Filmmaker and Activist. Nancy was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Ann and Robert Minto.

College
Dine attended Ohio University, graduating in 1958.

Career
In 1986 Nancy began her film making career. She directed and produced a total of six films. Her first film Debut, followed a young orchestra in New York City.

Activism
Nancy has always been a feminist and strong supporter of women's health and reproductive rights. She is a former Board Member of Planned Parenthood of New York City, a position she held in 1996.

Press and Promotion
In the 1970s Nancy Dine lived in London and was admired for her style and fashion. She has been featured in the New York Times and Vogue for her sewing, embroidery, and crochet skills

Dine's apartment was featured in New York Magazine in September 2016 for its modern and well conceived design

Awards and nominations
Debut won a Golden Hugo Award for Best Documentary at the Chicago International Film Festival in 1990

Bali Beyond the Postcard won the National Geographic EARTHWATCH award in 1991

Jim Dine: Childhood Stories won the CINE Golden Eagle Award

In 1996, her documentary Jim Dine: A Self-portrait on the walls was nominated in 1996 for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.

Personal Life
At the age of 21, Nancy married Jim Dine in Cinncinati Ohio. Together they had 3 sons: Jeremy, an artist; Matt, the Principle Oboe at the American Ballet Theatre; and Nick, an industrial designer.

Later Years Nancy lives in New York City and is currently on the board of Film Forum, an independent Cinema in the West Village.