Audrey Webb

Screenwriter and Actor

Austin, Texas

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About Audrey

Audrey began her career as an actress and comedian and performed on stages and in stand-up comedy clubs across Canada, including a stint at Toronto’s The Second City. A recent graduate of the MFA Dramatic Writing program at Texas State University, Audrey has received accolades for her work in multiple genres. Her short film The Direction was nominated for Best Drama in the 2020 Austin Micro Short Film Festival, and Truth & Endurance was an official selection in the 2020 Pandemic Film Festival. She co-wrote “The 2038 Problem,” a finalist in the TV Comedy category for the 2020 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards, and is the winner of both the 2020 LGBTQ International Screenwriting Competition and the 2020 Diversity Film & Script Showcase for her TV drama pilot “Dead Name.” She received the 2018 Judith Barlow Prize for her one-act play The Only Hills We’ve Ever Had, and her absurdist comedy Imagine That was named a semi-finalist in the 2018 Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference and the Austin Film Festival. Recently her plays have been produced by Shoestring Radio Theatre (San Francisco), Articulate Theatre (New York), Mildred's Umbrella Theatre Company (Houston), and the Actors’ Studio of Newburyport.

Gender:
Female

Hair color:
White

Eyes:
Blue

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The Direction (2020)
Film (short) Writer/Director
The New Shoes (2020)
Film (short) Writer/Director This is a short silent movie about a woman whose new shoes lead her to a new romance.
Forever Home (2013)
Film (short) by Charles Huckelberry (Comedy and Romance) Writer A young woman makes a tough choice about her new best friend.
Our Hero (2000)
Television by John May Actress
This Is My Life (1992)
Film by Nora Ephron (Drama) Actress Single mom Dottie Ingels sells cosmetics in a department store, but she dreams of being a comedian. When she inherits some money, she takes the chance and moves with her two daughters, Erica and Opal, to New York to perform in small bars. Soon her agent, Arnold Moss, makes her famous, but while she travels all over the USA, the girls stay home lonely. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
In the Nick of Time (1991)
TV Movie by George Miller (Comedy, Family and Fantasy) Actress Santa Claus is up for retirement after his 300 years, and he searches New York City for a replacement.