Stacey Garratt is a screenwriter with 7 years of working in the industry on the creative advertising side. She was a Tracking B Top-Five Finalist and the winner of the Los Angeles International Screenplay Award, both in 2024. After discussing her work and goals for the future, she is joining the 2025 ISA's Development Slate of top tier writers. Stacey is thrilled for the opportunities for the year ahead.
Stacey works at an advertising agency for film & TV, writing billboards and teaser trailers for Universal, Hulu, and Apple TV. Publications include Los Angeles Times, McSweeney's, and Public Radio International. She has written for brands like Dollar Shave Club, OMG Yes, and Reuzel. She's proud to have worked on projects winning Clios Entertainment Awards, Obie Awards, and Webby Awards.
She thrives on creating strong female characters and finding humanity and comedy in unusual situations. She draws inspiration from her Jewish identity, her LGBTQA+ identity, and the various survival jobs she had in her early years. She lives and writes from the San Fernando Valley.
Stacey Garratt is a screenwriter with 7 years of working in the industry on the creative advertising side. She was a Tracking B Top-Five Finalist and the winner of the Los Angeles International Screenplay Award, both in 2024. After discussing her work and goals for the future, she is joining the 2025 ISA's Development Slate of top tier writers. Stacey is thrilled for the opportunities for the year ahead.
Stacey works at an advertising agency for film & TV, writing billboards and teaser trailers for Universal, Hulu, and Apple TV. Publications include Los Angeles Times, McSweeney's, and Public Radio International. She has written for brands like Dollar Shave Club, OMG Yes, and Reuzel. She's proud to have worked on projects winning Clios Entertainment Awards, Obie Awards, and Webby Awards.
She thrives on creating strong female characters and finding humanity and comedy in unusual situations. She draws inspiration from her Jewish identity, her LGBTQA+ identity, and the various survival jobs she had in her early years. She lives and writes from the San Fernando Valley.