Independent Writers' Caucus
Jacqueline Fisher
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Jacqueline Fisher is an award-winning screenwriter and jewelry designer. She graduated in 2021 from Chapman University with a BFA in Screenwriting and a minor in Entrepreneurship. Through Jacqueline's empowering and enlightening stories, she champions pride in identity and advocates that our vulnerabilities are our greatest strengths, believing everyone has a story to tell. Her whimsical and joyful outlook on life is reflected in her work. She considers herself a detective and a proponent of the truth. She’s the eldest daughter, daughter of an immigrant and first-generation American on her mom’s side.
Her scripts showcase how our world is innately funny in its absurdity, triumphs and trials. Not to mention, she loves writing about unstoppable women who go after their dreams. Featured in notable contests such as the Austin Film Festival as a Virtual Pitch Finalist, she is currently seeking representation to bring her talents to a writers' room.
Honors & Awards
Top Reads Summer 2026, International Screenwriters' Association - DETECTIVE GREEN -
2026
https://www.networkisa.org/screenwriting_articles/view/top-reads-summer-2026
Semi-Finalist, Emerging Screenwriters Thriller Screenplay Competition, DEAD, YET? - 2025
DETECTIVE GREEN
Drama/Mystery, Film Noir Pilot, VERONICA MARS of 2026
When headstrong Detective Green reopens a closed case in her corrupt town, mayhem too coincidental to be a coincidence arises. Political unrest, an ill-advised romance and unsavory menstruation factory create a mystery fit for a once green private eye with the wit of a femme fatale.
DEAD, YET?
Comedy Thriller Feature - GONE GIRL meets A SIMPLE FAVOR
When a former best-selling author gets accused of his wife’s murder, his book starts to come true, and he’s forced to atone for his wife’s mistakes.
CARAMEL COUNTY
Dramedy Pilot -NORTHERN EXPOSURE meets GILMORE GIRLS
When a freshly graduated lawyer moves to the town of Caramel County, she discovers the eccentricities of small-town life and all of their wacky crimes. If you can call them that.
A delicious blend (like caramel) of comedy and drama.