Stephanie Sanditz

Stephanie Sanditz, a talented screenwriter and actress, hails from Creve Coeur, Missouri, affectionately known as "Broken Heart, Misery." With a passion for storytelling, she has penned two feature films, including the contemporary film-noir romance "Moving Picture." Currently, she is developing a comedic project titled "Happy Me Day," adding to her diverse repertoire. In addition to her film work, Sanditz has created two spec television pilots that are now in the development stage, showcasing her versatility in the industry.

Her acting career has seen her grace numerous stages in New York City, including notable performances at Tom Noonan’s Paradise Factory, the off-Broadway sensation "The Donkey Show," and in Mac Wellman's "Jennie Richee" at St. Ann’s Warehouse. Sanditz's television appearances include roles in popular series such as "Strangers With Candy," "Law and Order," and "Law and Order: Criminal Intent." Her film credits encompass performances in works like "Kate and Leopold," "Brother," and "Transdermal."

An accomplished academic, Sanditz is a Dean's Honors Scholar from NYU's Tisch School for the Arts. In recognition of her talent, she participated in Tribeca All Access in 2009, further solidifying her place in the industry. Through her writing and acting, Stephanie Sanditz continues to make a significant impact in the world of film and theater.