Scripting
Lauren started scripting cyber-security stories for The Kim Komando Show in 2018. From 2020 to 2022, she wrote and developed shows including Medical Murders, Cults, & Con-Artists for Parcast, Spotify.
Her work is featured on Mr. Ballen’s Medical Mysteries (Wondery), Missing Pages (The Podglomerate), and in various Live Action Promos for PocketFM.
Media Production
Lauren has produced social-first content for a wide range of brands, apps, and platforms, in various formats, holding story at the heart.
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The Flower Pot
Lauren’s work spans every aspect of the production process, from ideation to shooting and editing. Most recently, she developed Behind the Burn, a series following local Portland artists and thinkers shaping the cannabis landscape.
This series was created in collaboration with creatrix and founder of The Flower Pot, Rebecca Kershberg.
Check out the pilot episode.
Lauren was an early adopter of TikTok.
Since downloading the app in 2019, she’s amassed over 57K followers and collaborated with health-forward brands like Fab, Fit, Fun, & Silvi.
Revel
In 2023, Lauren produced multi-platform content for Revel.xyz, a Web-3 mobile app. She envisions an open-source future where sustainability and community reign above all.
Product Explainers
Lauren can intuit product quickly and help translate function for consumers.
She grew the Revel community by communicating pain-points to developers and creating tutorial videos that made app features more accessible for users.
Mellow
Mellow is a biodegradable phone case, made to support phones while reducing waste.
MedTruth
MedTruth is a news hub devoted to updating the consumer on medications, consumer products, and medical devices.
This video covers advocates of the Breast Implant Safety Alliance, who met at a Plastic Surgery conference to share how implants harmed them.
MedWatch is a self-reporting database that lets patients report on their experiences with medications and medical devices. But flaws in the platform and delays to reporting leave patients at risk.
This mini-PSA offers perspectives from doctors, lawyers, and patients harmed by medical devices, along with the founder of TrackMy Solutions, a reporting platform that allows patients to see reports of adverse events in real time.
In May 2019, women from across the nation gathered in the Washington D.C. to advocate for the Medical Device Safety Act (H.R. 2669). Lauren documented their journey navigating the Capitol building for two days, camera-in-hand, as they sought reform.
Reporting
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The story of a 17-year-old girl who was failed by U.S. healthcare, in her struggle with Depression.
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A recap of the first-ever chronic illness conference, Chronicon, hosted by Nitika Chopra in October 2019.
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A well-known documentary in the wellness space, Heal explores alternative practices for healing the body. Its recommendations prove myopic.
Awards & Achievements
Lauren graduated from UCLA’s Writing for Television Professional Program in June 2024.
She was selected for and is currently a fellow of the HRTS Foundation’s 2024 Fellowship Program.
Missing Pages - “Writing Communities: The Bad Art Friend Saga” - Signal Award 2024 Award, Category of Arts & Culture
Quarterfinalist of the 2025 ScreenCraft TV Pilot Script Competition
WGAE Negotiations
In September 2020, Lauren was elected to Parcast’s Bargaining Committee.
For two years, she worked tirelessly to identify key concerns, strategize collective actions, and secure a contract for the unit, alongside fellow colleagues and two badass WGAE reps.
Screenwriter of Lonely in the Dusk, an Official Selection for the Newport Beach Film Festival. Written in collaboration with Jacky Song.
Set in the 1950s, a time when queerness was condemned, pathologized, and criminalized, this film tells the story of a deaf woman who falls in love with a person of the same sex.
Official Selection
Co-Director of His Party, created with Dir. Brynn Bodair, selected for the Los Angeles Experimental Dance & Music Film Festival. This experimental short employs 1950s-coded costuming and movement motifs and challenges gender constructs that echo on today.
