Audrey Brown began writing professionally in 2007. She produced and edited stories for WBST while earning an MA in creative writing at Ball State University. She's directed for Attractions TV, Real Life TV, LA Comedy Fest, the Spooky Empire Film Festival, and more.She ventured into the world of live entertainment for Universal Orlando, Premier Exhibitions, and Dinosaur World. She also spent three years in the simulations industry (Orlando, San Francisco) where she wrote, designed, and performed scenarios for clients like The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the U.S. Navy, and universities across the country. Her duties also included assisting in the training and direction of her fellow interactors.
Most recently, she received excellent coverage for her feature film script Ruthie from the Bentonville Film Festival. She contributes to FangirlBlog, HelloGiggles, and her shiny new Patreon feed when there's time. You can find her at AudreyWrites.com
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Lindsay Glover discovered her love of film at the age of 8, when she saw Back to the Future for the first time. Since then, she has developed an appreciation for all forms of visual art and the written word and is continuing to pursue these passions as an adult.
Lindsay has been practicing photography professionally for 10+ years after taking classes at IUPUI. She has enjoyed performing in the past, including a turn as Cinderella in Into the Woods. She has co-written and directed short films including Hit Men and Remember which were accepted into the Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival and the Short. Sweet. Film Fest, respectively.
She is currently working on an untitled screenplay, a TV pilot titled Married Young, as well as several upcoming live entertainment projects with Okay Toby Productions. You can hear her in the podcast Movie of the Year, available on Stitcher, iTunes, and Google Play.
Lindsay has been practicing photography professionally for 10+ years after taking classes at IUPUI. She has enjoyed performing in the past, including a turn as Cinderella in Into the Woods. She has co-written and directed short films including Hit Men and Remember which were accepted into the Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival and the Short. Sweet. Film Fest, respectively.
She is currently working on an untitled screenplay, a TV pilot titled Married Young, as well as several upcoming live entertainment projects with Okay Toby Productions. You can hear her in the podcast Movie of the Year, available on Stitcher, iTunes, and Google Play.