Submissions for the 2025 Episodic Lab are also open today.
Her award-winning short films have been screened at festivals around the world.
She is a 2023 Cine Qua Non-Screenwriting Lab fellow and received the NYFA Womens Fund in 2022.
(clockwise Top L-R) Aisha Amin, Brooke Solomon, Cassidy MJ Lee, Reilly Ryan Marquez, Natalie Wood & Julia Doolittle
She received The Sheds Open Call Fellowship, during which she expanded into installation art.
Aisha received an MFA in Screenwriting at Columbia University in 2024.
She graduated from Emerson College and promptly went to work in the world of film development.
Brooke has a special love for splashy action pieces, world-building, and anything mythology-inspired.
Brooke also co-hostsThe Queer Quadrant, a podcast focused on LGBTQ+ representation (or lack thereof) in blockbusters.
She is currently developing an original series with The Lab, and is repped by Gramercy Park Entertainment.
Lee is also a development executive, passionate about growing underrepresented stories and creatives.
A not-so-true-crime symphony of rivalry, conspiracy, and unreliable narrators.
Julia Doolittle is a Los Angeles based screenwriter and playwright.
(Plays are the ones where you cant eat in the middle.)
She is currently developing a feature with a major production company.
REPS: Paradigm and Brillstein.
Natalie Wood is a queer half-Mexican dramedy writer committed to reimagining coming-of-age stories.
When she failed to become a reporter, Reilly pivoted and enjoyed a career in music supervision.
