cinema life blog

Julie Leibee is a screenwriter based in Los Angeles. Originally from Maryland, she spent the first chapter of her career as Peace Corps Volunteer in El Salvador and a nonprofit fundraiser in Washington, DC.

Originally from Florida, Bree grew up with an aggressive desire to make stuff. When she was 17, she traded the beach for a lifetime’s worth of debt and attended her dream school, Savannah College of Art and Design. There, she found improv comedy, harnessed her writing abilities, and learned technical filmmaking skills.

Comedian and writer Lauren Hope Krass got her start in the beautiful city of Charleston, South Carolina. What’s especially unique about Lauren as a comic is her ability to put a body positive spin on her material while remaining cuttingly hilarious for any audience.

Writer/director/actress Deb Hiett has appeared in many TV shows such as “The Good Place,” “Barry,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Veep,” “Baskets,” “Documentary Now,” “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation.” She’s a regular panelist on the NPR show “Says You!” and the plays she has written have been produced across the country.

Actress/Writer/Director Stephanie Erb has garnered over 100 onscreen appearances. Recurs include RAY DONOVAN, WEEDS, FREAKS AND GEEKS and TRUE BLOOD. Films include projects with directors like Peter Weir, Gore Verbinski, and John Hancock. Current intent: creating female-centric content; expanding her acting repertoire to include witches, divas and traditionally male roles.

Jessica Redish is an award-winning director, writer & choreographer. Her body of work ranges from recently choreographing The Smashing Pumpkins International Tour to winning Best Director at the 2020 Atlanta Comedy Film Festival for her short film “The Last Croissant,” which was also featured on Funny or Die. Her short film AIRWAY recently won Best Micro Comedy Film at the Women’s Comedy Festival in Atlanta.

Jenna is an award winning filmmaker and actress based out of Atlanta. She loves to explore topics that push boundaries, are a little dark and also make you laugh.