Chloe Spencer grew up in the frozen tundra known as Woodbury, Minnesota. She is a graduate of the University of Oregon and is currently pursuing her MFA in Film and Television production at SCAD. 

To date, Chloe has written over 100 stories and articles with outlets such as Kotaku, TechRaptor, GameLuster, and the Black Horror Rainbow anthology. She has also pursued other projects, such as game development: in 2019, she released her RPG Grunge, which won the Silver Medal Award at the Melbourne Queer Games Festival. Her script VFXX placed as a finalist in the 2019 Los Angeles International Screenplay Festival and a quarterfinalist in Screencraft's Animation festival. Additionally, her LGBT drama screenplay the Common Law placed as a Semi-Finalist in the Film Empire's Diversity Mentorship program, and most recently, her self-animated and directed short film Phone Calls won an award at IndieFest. 

In her work, Chloe seeks to combine her various passions, and tell stories with poignant themes, vivid worlds, and engaging diverse characters. 

You can follow her on www.chloespenceronline.com and view her full list of awards on Coverfly.com.