Carrie Schrader is currently in development with two different television shows, one of which is a drama pilot with A Really Good Home Pictures, the company behind "Unstoppable," produced by Amazon/Artist’s Equity. She makes her living from multiple write-for-hire contracts, specializing in film and television adaptations. Carrie Schrader is an award-winning writer-director known for co-directing "Don't Mess With Texas" alongside Tricia Cooke and Ethan Coen, the Coen brothers, as well as the Netflix commercial "Batdad: Battle For Bedtime" and the feature film "The Founders," available on Amazon/Peacock. Her short film “Okay?” Is part of the Cannes diversity showcase. Her television pilot "Phoenix" recently won the Blacklist's Georgia LIST prize. Carrie has a ridiculously expensive but surprisingly useful MFA in screenwriting from Columbia University and will be forever proud of her early days as a theater nerd.