Head Producer/ Partner/ Dept. Coordinator/ Series Writer
Sharon Lee (Writer/Director/Producer): is a California-based, multi-disciplined driven aspiring filmmaker. As a Korean American woman with Cerebral Palsy in her late 20s, she is a strong advocate for the authentic representation of women, Asian Americans, and the disabled community on screen in both film, as well as television, because she did not see any accurate portrayals of these groups while growing up as a child. She decided to follow her passion for storytelling, writing, and filmmaking at the age of 19 to help shine a light on these authentic on-screen representations of women, Asian Americans, and the disabled community. She hopes to bring these representations to life on screen through her humor and love for comedies, particularly through that of dark and dramatic comedies. She was proactive in her college years in leadership positions, such as being the Executive Secretary of Cal State Long Beach's Writer Block: The Screenwriting Club. Recently, she graduated from Cal State Long Beach with a BA in Screenwriting and Production Management. She also finished post-production on her debut, dramedy short film, A Night Out, which she wrote and directed, about a young woman that has to confront her crippling social anxiety alone after her best friend abandons her out in public and is left to make a difficult decision for herself. Sharon is currently a producer and series writer for the New Atlantis Comic Collective, which is a small, start-up comic book production company that flips the script on how budget-building works for independent media.
