Growing up, Brittany was a triple threat (braces/glasses/queen of band camp). Whether she’s interviewing murderers for a podcast or doing puppet improv, Brittany marches to the beat of her own drum, putting a positive spin on the pain of living. She writes about rebellion and refusing to adhere to society’s norms. A recent USC School of Cinematic Arts MFA Screenwriting grad, she is also the co-producer and co-host of Jury Duty: The Trial of Robert Durst.

Her comedy pilot Camp Yes was a 2022 ScreenCraft Fellowship Quarterfinalist. Her feature Nellie Bly Takes on the World was a Top 5 Finalist in Final Draft’s 2021 Big Break Screenwriting Competition and a Top 50 Semi-Finalist in the 2021 Launch Pad Feature Competition.

Her short film, Five Jars, won Best Comedy from Festigious International Film Festival and the Vegas Movie Awards.

Her web series Undateable was recently awarded Best Comedy, Best Original Story, Best Web Series, and Best Editing by Festigious, as well as Best Romance by the Vegas Movie Awards. For updates, follow along on Seed & Spark.

The More We Get Together, a short film by Brittany Bookbinder, produced by USC’s School of Cinematic Arts was awarded Best Screen Story at Zed Fest 2021.

Before relocating to Los Angeles, she wrote and performed solo comedy in Chicago and improvised with the puppets of Felt. She hosts the Killer Conversations podcast in which she interviews real serial killers (played by comedians).