Lizzie Finn

Director, Editor, Producer, Screenwriter, Art Director, Development Coordinator, Director of Development, Production Coordinator, Production Manager, Researcher, Script Coordinator and Script Supervisor

Highlands, NJ, USA

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About Lizzie

I grew up at the Jersey Shore. When I wasn't running barefoot or diving into seaweed-infested waters, I was inside, gorging on 1970s horror movies and dystopian thrillers. My writing was disrupted by six years of chronic debilitating illness, but luckily, I'm back! I'll be talking to the imaginary voices in my head and writing screenplays until they pry the laptop from my cold, dead hands.

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Frozen Assets Romance ⋄ Other When her billionaire husband is arrested for fraud, a high-maintenance reality TV housewife returns to rural Pennsylvania at Christmastime, determined to quickly sell family property so she can reclaim her place in high society. Despite her initial resistance to living a simple, stripped-down lifestyle, the housewife is soon charmed by the local handyman and discovers that friendship, community, Christmas spirit, and true love are more valuable than money, power, and status.
The Curse of Snake Hill Horror When human remains are discovered on the land she is developing, an heiress, who spent her entire life running from a legacy of mental illness and addiction, must contend with real ghosts and reverse a deadly curse before she loses her family fortune, her sanity, and her life.
Relative Distance Independent ⋄ Drama REBECCA BRENNAN begrudgingly embarks on a cross-country odyssey with her estranged alcoholic father, HARRY BRENNAN, in search of the half-sister she never knew existed. Along the way, Rebecca gains insight into her father's reckless past and begins to see him in a new light. But can they reconcile their differences and build toward a healthier future before it is too late?
Better Man Sci-fi In this Black Mirror-type short script, desperate middle-aged wives take matters into their own hands in an attempt to "cure" their narcissistic, emotionally abusive husbands so they can save their marriages and preserve their families. Do better men make for happier wives? Or are these wives better off alone?

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Greatest Inventions with Bill Nye
by Tapestry/Discovery TV Segment Writer