“From Struggles to Screenwriting Stardom: How Erica Lane’s Journey Captivated the ScreenCraft Fellowship Judges”
When I was a kid, I was running around in the woods and writing fantasy stories full of whimsy. Now, I’m writing rom-coms and dark comedies about loss and how to move on from things I don’t understand.
Writing has always been how I try to make sense of the world, and my world is just different now.
What is your favorite thing that you’ve written?
I think the script that I submitted to ScreenCraft for the fellowship, Stop Looking at Me, is my favorite. It’s a half-hour comedy pilot about a high school girl who recently got Tourette’s and is trying to figure out how to deal with her new reality and where she belongs.
