
Lexie Bean
Lexie Bean (they/he) is a transmasculine artist whose work has involved aiding fellow trans survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. They began their activism at a rape crisis hotline in rural Ohio, and have since published Written on the Body, an anthology of letters authored by survivors to their body parts of choice, and The Ship We Built, noted as the first middle-grade novel released by a major U.S. publisher centering a trans boy to be penned by one. Additionally, they have been interviewed by and written for Teen Vogue, Them, Kirkus Reviews, Autostraddle, and more, and serve on the leadership council for RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization. They are “passionate about creating honest and complex trans narratives through writing, performance, and film.” Their first feature-length documentary, What Will I Become?, is set to be released in 2026.
Credits
Newest first
What Will I Become?as Self2026
What Will I Become?Co-Director2026
What Will I Become?Producer2026
What Will I Become?Director2026
A Scavenger Hunt For People Loneliest In Their Own Homesas Narrator2022
A Scavenger Hunt For People Loneliest In Their Own HomesWriter2022
They/Them/Usas Maddie Harper2021
Modern Loveas Sky2019
Trans Boy RememberDirector2019
Up or Outas Riley2018
Fullas Narrator2017
FullWriter2017
FullCo-Director2017
The Ship We Built2016
The Ship We BuiltDirector2016