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Trailer Trash

Adley, in dire need of a fix, turns to her younger (very pregnant) sister, Greer, for some quick cash. However, once in the trailer park, Greer unexpectantly goes into labor and Adley must deliver her sister‘s baby.

  • Alexandra Bianco
    Writer
  • Project Type:
    Short Script
  • Genres:
    Drama, Women, Dark Comedy
  • Number of Pages:
    11
  • Language:
    English
  • First-time Screenwriter:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
Writer Biography - Alexandra Bianco

Alexandra Bianco is an NYC-born-and-raised artist with a bachelor's from Kenyon College in Drama and Film. In her filmmaking, she focuses primarily on exploring female characters and their experiences. Her latest works include SLUGS, an award-winning pilot script, SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW (directed by Peyton Miller), and IUDEMON (written & directed by herself), both of which center on the importance of access to abortion and birth control in the United States. She is also developing a short film called TRAILER TRASH, a short film about drug addiction and teen pregnancy in a forgotten Trailer Park community, in collaboration with Cherubs Productions. Additionally, she is working on an animated short, THE OTHER GIRLS, where Invasion of the Body Snatchers meets middle schoolers getting their periods for the first time, and her One-Act play, TWO BIRDS AND A BAG OF BONES, premiered in NYC in January 2026.

Alexandra is the Showrunner's Assistant on the third season of Elsbeth and, prior to that, she was a Production Assistant on The Good Wife, YOU, and Elsbeth Seasons 1 & 2. She was also an assistant to Leah Nanako Winkler & Meryl Poster. She is also on an Armory House Team called Wildcard & has done improv, clown, and sketch at The PIT, UCB, and BCC.

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Writer Statement

The world of TRAILER TRASH is grim, where the most vulnerable folks are tormented by addiction and lack the resources for stability, let alone support.

In Trump’s America, those with nothing now have even less than. Millions of Women have lost their rights to bodily autonomy and lack education when plagued with poverty. And those who struggle with addiction have largely lost their access to affordable health. care and cannot afford rehabilitation or mental health services and assistance.

TRAILER TRASH is both a commentary and an exploration of womanhood when all the potential in the world does not mean that you can overcome the constraints of your circumstances. When you have to scrape by every day, it is impossible to work towards building a better and brighter future for yourself.

I believe that we can do better - that we MUST do better - to build a better country for everyone, not just our gluttonous billionaires.