Ellen Sherman

Ellen Sherman has carved out a diverse career as a writer and producer, transitioning from a successful acting background that spanned Broadway, network television, and even a leading role in a niche avant-garde Mexican horror film. With nine impactful years at NBC Dateline, Ellen honed her skills in production, also contributing her talents to various documentary films for A&E and MSNBC.

One of her standout works is the feature documentary *ALL DRESSED UP AND NO PLACE TO GO*, which explores the lives of four heterosexual crossdressers. This film gained recognition at prestigious events such as the Montreal Film Festival and the International Documentary Festival of Amsterdam, ultimately airing on HBO/Cinemax and reaching audiences globally.

Ellen is currently developing a dramatic television series titled *WATCHING YOU* in collaboration with Sony Television. Her storytelling abilities extend into narrative fiction, where she has penned screenplays and television projects for major studios including Universal, HBO, CBS, and Island Films—a project particularly cherished for the immersive research trip to Jamaica.

In addition to her filmmaking, Ellen has made her mark in journalism, with articles published in prominent magazines such as Rolling Stone, Child, Family Circle, and Elle. Her multifaceted career reflects her passion for storytelling across various mediums, making her a notable figure in the entertainment industry.