Beverly Robbins began at Columbia Screen Gems in 1944 as a cel painter. Later Beverly worked for Mary Cain when she did the ink and paint for Playhouse Pictures. She also worked at Jay Ward Productions and at Bill Melendez Productions where she learned to final check. Her first screen credit was for A Boy Named Charlie Brown. Beverly worked for Jan Cornell on Bakshi's Hey Good Lookin' then moved with her to Kurtz and Friends where she retired in 2001 after a 57 year career.