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< Back Scott Sanford Tobis blankcanvas@gmail.com Attorney: David Harris - 925.858.6876 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0864975/ Scott Sanford Tobis is a screenwriter, journalist and award nominated playwright (an honor he proudly lost to the late Ray Bradbury). In addition to writing for film and television (Twice Upon A Christmas, Desperate Housewives, Muggers, The Roast of Paul Hogan, and more), he crafts articles for numerous magazines and websites, co-wrote The Desperate Housewives Cookbook. Frivolous, his "deeply silly" half-hour comedy about the legal system, is in development and he's currently crafting a vaguely-autobiographical (a term he just invented) TV series, Unmoored. He is endlessly fascinated by the human condition and remains cautiously optimistic in a world that doesn't exactly engender optimism at the moment. That said, he is fully optimistic that he can be reached at blankcanvas@gmail.com. Honors & Awards Page International Quarterfinalist - THE NEW BLOOD - 2019 LA Weekly Theatre Awards - THE STAR OF MONEY - BEST ONE ACT PLAY non-WGA Male, Over 40 FRIVOLOUS Half-hour comedy - Arrested Development, New Girl, Newsradio A deeply silly tale of a sweet boy - who accidentally discovers that he can make a living suing people for frivolous reasons and the impact it has on his life. CHEMISTRY Romantic Comedy After discovering proof of the genetic code for love, a female mathematician/researcher begins a search for her own soul mate and finds herself caught up in a romantic triangle; forcing her to choose between the logic that has dictated every aspect of her life and the longings of her heart. THE NEW BLOOD Thriller/Horror A brilliant grad student uses his not-fully-tested nanotechnology to save his dying fiancée. The nano-blood changes her from a caring social worker to a dangerous and seemingly indestructible creature. In the end, the man realizes that the woman he loves is the woman he will have to kill to stop the terror. Character-driven, Female-centric, Medical, Thriller, Romantic, Sci-Fi, Psychological, Satire Male, Over 40 unrepped

< Back Anthony Sclafani, Jr. anthony.sclafani.jr@gmail.com Anthony discovered the craft of screenwriting from a coworker while working at HBO Studio Productions in NYC. Going off the recommendation of his screenwriting professor at NYU’s Continuing Education program, he moved to LA where he earned his MFA in Screenwriting from the AFI Conservatory and became a Disney Feature Fellowship recipient for his feature screenplay, PRICELESS. The fellowship award helped him land his first agent and manger. Soon after, Anthony wrote and directed an award-winning, independent, comedy, pilot, ROOMIES. He credits its success to when he had the privilege to shadow-direct James Burrows on an episode of WILL AND GRACE . Anthony has returned to his hometown where he continues to write on spec and hone his craft while he raises his two sons. non-WGA Male SUPER BOWL WEEKEND Feature Comedy Three life-long friends, who’ve waited a lifetime to see their hometown team make the Super Bowl, head to Miami for the big game, but things spiral out of control when they lose their tickets to the game. CRICKETS IN MANHATTAN (Feature Romantic Comedy) The day before an interview for a big promotion, Chris Donovan calls in sick to spend the day with his college sweetheart while his rival chases after him, hoping to expose his lies and win the job himself UNTIL DEBT DUE US PART (Half-hour TV, Comedy Pilot) In order to inherit a family trust fund, which comes when getting married, a financially desperate schoolteacher comes up with a plan to marry her gambling ex boyfriend, who’s also in debt. Romantic Male unrepped

< Back Sheila Rinear Marta Praeger at Robert A. Freeman Dramatic Agency mprfda@gmail.com http://www.sheilarinear.com LinkedIn Sheila Rinear is a playwright, screenwriter, teacher, mom, end-hunger advocate, women-in-theater activist, clothe-the-migrants worker, and beach-walking devotee. She's received grants, commissions, and awards for her work resulting in development, productions, publication, and readings nationally. She turned her attention to screenplays during the pandemic and has placed in many competitions and has had four projects on the now-defunct Coverfly Red List. Honors & Awards Finalist in ISA & Script Pipeline's The Great Pitch Competition for Feature , We Ourselves, 2026 Finalist, ScreenCraft Stage Play Contest and on the Red List from 2020 to 2025 , Bound By Truth Semifinalist, Stage 32 Feature Drama , 2025 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Female, 55+ WE OURSELVES Historical Drama Feature During the 1916 Easter Rising, a naïve but fearless Irish farm girl accepts help from the rising Sinn Féin rebels to rescue her wrongfully imprisoned lover, framed by a treacherous British gun-runner desperate to bury his own crimes. Inspired by true events. SONS OF TREASON Historical Drama Feature In 1347 England, a desperate young King Edward III hunts a stolen treasury to save his failing realm...until he learns the treasure is not gold but a hidden half-brother raised, by the mother they share, to kill him. BUFFLEHEAD BAY Contemporary Dark-Comedy Stage Play After a superstorm destroys her hometown and kills her alcoholic father, a determined woman must overcome deep-seated family trauma and bureaucratic red tape to spearhead the community's restoration, discovering that the home she once fled is the only place she can rebuild herself. Character-driven, Female-centric, Thriller, Psychological, Historical/Alternative History Female, 55+ unrepped

< Back Brian Fitzpatrick One Moorer Media & Management James Moorer - james@onemoorer.com https://brianfitzpatrickwriter.com/ LinkedIn Fitzpatrick's writing journey began at age 7 after accidentally watching Night of the Living Dead. Terrified but riveted, he couldn't look away. After a week of nightmare-fueled sleep, his mother had had enough. She nudged him into trying to write a scary story of his own. He put pen to paper and became immediately hooked. He's been writing tales of wonder and terror ever since. Fitzpatrick was fortunate to grow up on Spielberg, Lucas, Carpenter, Rice, King, Cronenberg, and Barker. Sci-Fi and horror are in his DNA. His brand is dark science fiction and horror that delves into the flaws of man, exploits the moral and ethical toils of technology, and portrays characters who must bleed on their journey… and obsess over coffee. Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Male, 55+ MECHCRAFT Science Fiction feature - The Matrix, Harry Potter, Terminator 2 A teen born with the ability to control sentient shape-shifting nanotech embedded within his own flesh finds himself the unwitting linchpin in an underground war led by a fanatical cult leader. THE DARK BELOW Science Fiction/Horror feature - The Descent, Alien, Resident Evil An all-woman urban explorer team must survive a gauntlet of mercenaries, cultists and celestial horrors in order to rescue a little girl held captive by a shadowy monster deep in a secret silo. VAMP CAMP Horror/Comedy - The Lost Boys, Fright Night, Stranger Things When vampires turn a 1980s teen Bible camp into an all-you-can-drink blood buffet, the campers’ only salvation is the outcast Goth kid they all thought needed saving. Character-driven, Female-centric, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Horror, Coming-of-Age, YA, Dark Male, 55+ repped

< Back Ellen Ancui Attorney: Tom Rubin (310) 279-5190 | tom@trubinlaw.com https://ellenancui.blogspot.com/2024/01/hello-2024-here-i-am-looking-like-ive.html Coverfly The Black List Ellen is a middlescent, bi-sexual, neuro-diverse, writer for TV, film, theater and podcasts. Her special sauce, “traumadies,” is a mix of Catskills schtick blended with a feminist edge, featuring strong female protagonists who dig their own graves, but rebel as they climb their way out. Raised on Long Island, Ellen’s Sicilian mom converted for her Jewish dad, but would sneak ham sandwiches in the garage, so it’s no wonder Ellen loves storytelling and food. Ellen was a private chef in NYC for Oscar-winning writer Horton Foote and other luminaries. Ellen founded SOLO ARTS GROUP, a theater in NYC, and gave the original Upright Citizens Brigade (Amy Poehler, Matt Walsh, Matt Besser & Ian Roberts) their first home. Ellen moved to LA after the success of 2, one-woman shows, ZEL REBELS! (Public Fringe) and JUMPING OFF THE FRIDGE (HBO Workspace). She was a staffed on the sitcom, MALCOLM & EDDIE and her play GLORY PIE was sold-out at the Coronet Theater. Ellen inadvertently fulfilled her parents’ dream by working in legal after she adopted her Chinese daughter and after eighteen years running downtown law firms she returned to writing full time. Other professional credits: BROWN & FRIENDS (Netflix), BONNIE SCREWS UP (podcast), SIZZLER (Next Stage Press) THE STORY OF DAVID (Braid Theater, LA.) Ellen’s directorial debut and short film, SAVERIO (winner-Hollywood Just 4 Shorts Festival, official selection THE PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL) Honors & Awards OFFICIAL SELECTION PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL , 2025 - SAVERIO SEDONA FILM FESTIVAL SEMI-FINALIST, 2025 - THE SOLICITOR FOX INCUBATOR (TOP 10 OF 1400), 2024 - THE SOLICITOR WGA Post-current Member Female, LGBTQ+, Disabled, 55+ THE SOLICITOR (TV hour-long legal procedural dramedy; ALLY MCBEAL meets CALIFORNICATION ) When a powerful, headstrong criminal defense attorney gets disbarred for sleeping with a client, she takes a job managing a rival firm’s struggling staff to prove her remorse and get her license reinstated. 8s & 9s on The Blacklist SILICON SALLY (Comedy / Rom Com - BOOKSMART meets BRIDESMAIDS) Struggling to withstand Silicon Valley's tech-bro culture, Sally, a talented coder, and her bawdy BFF, fraudulently infiltrate a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in hopes of securing a powerful investor. FIREBREAK (Feature Action/Mystery; DIE HARD meets REBEL RIDGE ) When an older female journalist chases a story on male convict firefighters, she finds herself at the center of a catastrophic wildfire… and violent prison break. (co-written w/Nathan Fleetwood) Character-driven, Female-centric, BIPOC-centric, Queer, Procedural, Romantic, Coming-of-Age, Slapstick Female, LGBTQ+, Disabled, 55+ unrepped

< Back Danielle Tjoelker http://DanielleTjoelker.com Danielle Tjoelker is an award-winning screenwriter who writes where resistance meets romance, and power meets partnership. A former corporate leader turned storyteller, Danielle channels a decade of managing global teams into emotionally charged narratives about ambition, dignity, and belonging. Her genre-spanning portfolio includes dramas like Sexually Speaking (Page Turner & ISA Fast Track Winner), workplace comedies like Garbage People (Creative World Awards Winner), and horror features like Ravenous (CineStory Feature Retreat). Her latest pilot, Speedway, follows two women fighting to dominate motorsport in an industry that doesn’t want them there — a story about legacy, rivalry, and rewriting the rules of power. Danielle’s writing lives at the intersection of grit and grace — emotional stories with social bite, told through flawed, driven characters who refuse to be reduced. A Coverfly Top 1% writer and Stage 32 Recommended Writer, she crafts stories that challenge convention and expand who gets to lead on screen. Honors & Awards Featured, The Stunt List - SEXUALLY SPEAKING - 2025 Featured, The Golden List: Best Unproduced Screenplays of the Year - SEXUALLY SPEAKING - 2024 Finalist, Cinestory TV Retreat - SPEEDWAY - 2025 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ GARBAGE PEOPLE 1/2 Hour TV, Workplace Dramedy Parks n’ Rec meets Schitt’s Creek When married white-collar criminals are sentenced to time served in waste management, they must shelve their egos to connect with their wholehearted coworkers and complete their community service without going to prison. SEXUALLY SPEAKING Hour TV, Historical Dramedy Julia meets Sex Education 
 In 1980, Dr. Ruth Westheimer teams up with an intrepid producer to launch the radio show that will make her the most famous sex therapist in the world, transforming the conversation about sex in America. SPEEDWAY Hour TV, Action Adventure Dramedy GLOW meets F1 In the male-dominated world of IndyCar racing, accomplished driver Rachel and unyielding track owner Courtney engineer a rivalry between their all-female team and an all-male team to gather sponsorships and climb the ranks of the Indy 500. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Western, Fantasy, Horror, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ unrepped

< Back Matija Šraj matijasraj@gmail.com http://www.matija.com.au Matija Šraj is an queer Australian-Slovenian writer. He mostly writes about messy queers in absurd comedies, high-octane action thrillers or gritty, sexy dramas. He is creator and writer of two series in development and has worked as an assistant on premium Australian and US productions, including Paramount+'s NCIS: Sydney and Amazon's Deadloch. Prior to writing, Matija spent most of his career working in politics for the Australian Greens. He's also worked as a lawyer, mentored indigenous students in outback Australia, worked at a football club and he qualified as a swimming and fitness coach. Honors & Awards IWC Best Of Selection - QUEENMAKER - 2026 Grand Prize Fellowship Winner - CineStory Foundation TV Competition - QUEENMAKER - 2024 Honorable Mention - Page International Screenwriting Awards Stowe Story Labs Fellowship - QUEENMAKER - 2025 Finalist - Page International Screenwriting Awards - 2025 Semifinalist/scholarship winner - THE RIP - 2023 non-WGA Male, Multi-Ethnic, LGBTQ+ QUEENMAKER Comedy - VEEP meets RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE After a cash-strapped, publicity-seeking drag queen who impulsively decides to run for Australian parliament is unexpectedly elected, he has to overcome childhood trauma, inept housemates-turned-staffers and constant battles with the Prime Minister to try and change politics for the better. THE RIP Coming-of-age drama feature 1990 on the Australian coast. After an unexpected hookup with his best mate, a closeted high school jock’s life unravels as an unlikely friendship with a nerdy outcast helps him confront who he really is. Character-driven, Queer, Thriller, Coming-of-Age, Satire, Dark, Slapstick, International Male, Multi-Ethnic, LGBTQ+ unrepped

< Back Staton Rabin IMDB Staton Rabin is an optioned screenwriter who adapts IP— including stories based on real people and true events— on assignment for film and TV producers. She has a chameleon-like ability to write convincing characters and scripts set in any century or country that attract top talent as attachments. Her feature script based on one of her three YA novels from Simon & Schuster, BETSY AND THE EMPEROR, had Al Pacino attached to star as Napoleon Bonaparte and won the Montreal Independent Film Festival and Festival Napoleon in Paris. Her spec feature script SAVING MARK TWAIN (drama-comedy inspired by a true story) won the PAGE Awards Bronze Prize, Vail Film Festival, and is an ISA Fast Track Genre Winner and is ready for packaging. Known for heartfelt, poignant, and funny scripts with A-list actor-bait roles, Staton has adapted Louis Sachar’s THE CARDTURNER (Sachar also wrote HOLES), Alex Rosenberg’s World War II Adventure/LGBTQ Romance THE GIRL FROM KRAKOW (Austin Film Festival Semifinalist script), Tim Ashby’s historical adventure novel with a Black hero, RANGER, into a TV pilot (BLACK RANGER), and two psychological thrillers, INSTRUMENTS OF NIGHT and RED LEAVES, based on books by Edgar Award-winning novelist Thomas H. Cook. After earning her BFA in film at NYU, Staton became a freelance story analyst for Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, and the former William Morris Agency, taught screenwriting, and has evaluated thousands of scripts for producers and screenwriters. Honors & Awards Winner, Bronze Prize Historical Film, PAGE International Screenwriting Awards - SAVING MARK TWAIN - 2023 Semifinalist, Austin Film Festival - THE GIRL FROM KRAKOW (Drama Feature script based on the book by Alex Rosenberg) - 2023 Winner, Best Feature Script, Montreal Independent Film Festival - BETSY AND THE EMPEROR (Staton Rabin's script based on her YA novel from Simon & Schuster) - 2021 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Female, 40+ SAVING MARK TWAIN Dramedy Broke and blocked, Mark Twain thinks things can’t get worse—until an insufferable reporter from India, Kipling (23), lands on his doorstep desperate to interview his idol, steals Twain’s daughter’s heart, and throws his life into chaos. Might this maddening fanboy be the only one who can save him? Based on true story. BETSY AND THE EMPEROR Drama A rebellious teen English girl befriends the most feared man on earth-- Napoleon-- while he's held prisoner by the British on St. Helena, grows to love him, and risks her life on her dangerous schemes to help him escape. Based on true story and Staton Rabin's YA novel (Simon & Schuster); book sold in 15 languages. Character-driven, Female-centric, Romantic, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Bittersweet, International Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Kathryn Machi Brian Judy, Bohemia Group brian@bohemiaent.com - 1.323.462.5800 IMDB An enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation, a dual U.S.-French citizen, and San Francisco native, Kathryn (Kate) Machi, MFA, helms ViviLu Productions, writing and producing life-affirming, multicultural, history- and arts-driven stories and screenplays. Firebird, a Cherokee-French dance and family drama currently in development, and period TV drama, June Rose, inspired by Kathryn's ancestral Cherokee family, are both on the Indigenous List, representing ""the best and most promising Native creatives in the film and television industry. After undergrad studies in journalism and modern dance, Kate worked as a waitress in SF dive bars to 5-star restaurants; as a paralegal and librarian; a holistic healer in top Bay Area spas, and teaching nurturing touch to Stanford pediatric nurses. As a mom in her 40s, she returned to college for American Indigenous, cinema, and literature studies, earning both her Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts degrees in creative writing. A member of Women in Film, Film Collaborative SF, the Cherokee Writers Group, and the Writers Guild of America West, Kate is inspired by music and dance; offline romance and love; justice and healing; her Cherokee-Celtic and French-Kabyle relations; family life from pregnancy through last breath; deep belly laughter, and the food that nourishes. She and her Parisian husband have two beautiful adult children and live on the foggy western edge of San Francisco, occupied land of the Ohlone people. Honors & Awards Finalist, The Indigenous List, Sundance, IllumiNative, the Black List - JUNE ROSE - 2022 Finalist, The Indigenous List, Sundance, IllumiNative, the Black List - FIREBIRD - 2020 WGA Associate Female, Indigenous/Native American, 55+ FIREBIRD Dance and Family Drama Ruby, a gifted teenage Cherokee ballerina, wins a once-in-a-lifetime chance to dance her dream ballet in the South of France, but her rowdy cowboy father insists on chaperoning her, with his own agenda -- to find Ruby's mother and bring her home to Oklahoma. LA DANSE L'AMOUR LA VIE Romantic period drama After surviving a near-fatal accident, a young photographer trades the foggy streets of San Francisco for the rock'n'roll dance clubs of Paris, where she falls for a charismatic DJ and his reckless best friend. GOD-STRUCK Drama, spirituality Feature EAT, PRAY, LOVE meets THE THREE GLORIAS . Feature film inspired by the true story and New York Times bestseller, A Book of Angels, by Sophy Burnham, with permission by the author. An agnostic, feminist, NY Times bestselling writer loses her family, friends, and almost her mind after she's saved by an angel. Character-driven, Female-centric, BIPOC-centric, Romantic, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Naturalistic, International Female, Indigenous/Native American, 55+ repped

< Back Megan J. Wilson megan@dirttotem.com Megan lives in Los Angeles but considers the Pacific Northwest home. She’s worked at a publishing house in Seattle, a law firm in North Carolina, the NFL in New York, and a cannery in Alaska – and yes, there were bears. She was a writers assistant for CBS for 3 years, and she wrote and produced a 6-episode webseries (The Sanctum, 2009). She writes action/drama, action/sci-fi, and action/comedy, and her stories often feature families dealing with mental illness. She’s been finalist for the PAGE Award, quarterfinalist for the Nicholl, Script Pipeline and Austin Film Festival and she's been featured on the Red List and the Next List. Megan currently has two features and a short in development. Megan is active in the LA-writing community, as co-founder of the League of Women Writers and co-founder of the Writer X Director Mixer. She loves quilting, snowboarding, writing graphic novels, and has a complicated relationship with her crockpot. Honors & Awards Finalist, PAGE Awards - AVALANCHE EXPRESS - 2023 Quarterfinalist, Nicholl Fellowship - AVALANCHE EXPRESS - 2022 Official Selection, The Next List - 2024 - https://www.tracking-board.com/the-next-list-2024/ non-WGA Female, 40+ AVALANCHE EXPRESS (Action Feature) When a passenger train traveling through the Alps is caught in an avalanche, the Syrian-Swiss conductor must surmount her own fear of being buried alive to lead the remaining passengers in a struggle for survival. DROP ZONE (Hourlong Procedural) When the prodigal daughter of a firefighting family returns home to Montana as a forest service firefighter (a “smokejumper”), she clashes with the father who disowned her and confronts the sister who married her high school sweetheart. DUSTRISE (Horror Feature) When two sisters take a back road to Burning Man to avoid the fees, their dream trip becomes a nightmare, as a 100-year flood wakes terrifying monsters from a dry riverbed to feed on festivalgoers. Character-driven, Female-centric, Crime, Thriller, Procedural, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Rebekah Mueller Jake Weiner, Good Fear rebekahlmueller.writes@gmail.com http://www.rebekahmueller.com Coverfly The Black List Rebekah Mueller is a drama and genre writer from the Bible Belt of rural Pennsylvania, where she always knew she was close to home by the "Repent or Burn in Hell" barn murals. Growing up with mysterious seizures, she learned early on the importance of self-advocacy in finding your way through the rabbit hole. She began her career as a video editor before pivoting into the tech industry. Her disillusionment as an executive for Fortune 50 companies led her to write her TV pilot, MOONRISE, featured on the Blood List and winner of WeScreenplay's Diverse Voices Lab. Rebekah loves to create characters who escape societal and familial pressures to discover one's true self by embracing chaos. Her scripts have trended #3 on the Black List, and have been selected by the Austin Film Festival and ScreenCraft. She participated in Stowe Narrative Lab, Stowe Producing Lab, and UCLA’s TV & Film Producing program. Rebekah is currently in the 2025 cohort for the Paramount Writers Mentoring program. In addition to writing, Rebekah helped produce the drama short SUNKISS. She is in development on her first horror-thriller short, as both writer and director. Rebekah is repped by Good Fear. Honors & Awards Paramount Writers Mentoring Program , Paramount - BLOOD RELATIVE - 2025 Semifinalist, Austin Film Festival - EVIL "The Sin of Forgiveness" Spec - 2024 Official Selection, Blood List - MOONRISE - 2021 non-WGA Female, Disabled BLOOD RELATIVE (Thriller - DEXTER meets KILLING EVE ) As problems pile up in her life, a tightly-wound woman reconnects with her protective older sister. KILL THE RABBIT (Darkly Comedic Psych Thriller - UNITED STATES OF TARA meets BABY REINDEER ) A recently widowed game designer struggles to balance work, motherhood, and her own individuality when visions of her dead husband encourage her to stalk her new coworker. MOONRISE (Sci-fi Thriller - TRUE BLOOD meets DISTRICT 9 ) When an ambitious scientist uncovers the barbaric truth behind a cure-all DNA therapy, she must choose between healing her father’s illness and destroying her employer’s cruel vampire-industrial complex from within. Character-driven, Female-centric, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Psychological, Horror, Dark Female, Disabled Repped

< Back Jen Bosworth-Ramirez jenbosworthramirez@gmail.com http://www.jenbosworthramirez.com Coverfly Jen Bosworth-Ramirez is a Latina tv/feature writer based in Los Angeles and Chicago. She's a former assistant to Nic Cage-turned therapist for felons-turned writer. The daughter of a fierce Colombian immigrant mom and car thief-turned used car salesman father, Jen writes dark comedies in the adult space and heartfelt, mental health focused television for bridge aged kids. She currently splits her time between Los Angeles and Chicago where she lives with her shy husband and their recalcitrant dog, Doris. Honors & Awards Current Sesame Workshop Writer's Room Fellow Current Unlock Her Potential Mentee of Stacy Traub, Writer/Showrunner (Black Ish, Daisy Jones, The Real O'Neals) non-WGA Female, BIPOC, Latinx, 40+ MAN)DATED 30 min dark, workplace comedy - Breaking Bad x Community When a burnt out therapist, drowning in student debt, is assigned a fresh out of prison, charming, drug kingpin as her new client, she finds herself breaking rules, pushing boundaries, and falling head over heels for a guy whose primary love language is murder. LINDA & CO. 11 minute animated heartfelt comedy for bridge age kids When Linda Romero, a brilliant visual artist, and the daughter of Colombian immigrant parents begins having panic attacks, she learns it's okay to reach out for help. Character-driven, Female-centric, BIPOC-centric, Crime, Coming-of-Age, Children's, Animation, Snarky Female, BIPOC, Latinx, 40+ unrepped