Sarah E. Fahey
I’ve been writing since childhood and am privileged to have turned my passion into a vocation.
Writing the Story
"We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect."
--Anaïs Nin
SCREENWRITING
I am credited on forty-one episodes of the Viacom, scripted drama HIT THE FLOOR. I wrote and produced five episodes.
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Prior to that, I worked on the writing staff of high-profile ABC television projects such as NO ORDINARY FAMILY, BROTHERS & SISTERS, ELI STONE and DIRTY, SEXY, MONEY.
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I have developed original TV scripts and features with many highly esteemed networks and production companies.
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I have placed in the Sundance Episodic Lab, Warner Brothers Writers Workshop and The Fox Intensive.
EDUCATION
I hold an M.F.A. from Emerson College and a B.F.A from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
I received a coveted creative writing fellowship at the Southampton Writers’ Conference and served as an apprentice to Playwright Joe Pintaro, Poet Laureate Billy Collins and Pulitzer Prize Winner Frank McCourt.
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I have had many articles published including pieces in The Boston Globe, The Lowell Sun, Marie Claire, LA Times and Cosmopolitan and have been interviewed for many articles including in Variety, LA Times, The Wrap, Deadline, The Ankler and more.
PRODUCING
I produce for a multitude of organizations and corporations: live events, documentaries, scripted shorts, advertisements and more. This includes award shows, corporate events, press junkets, concerts, PSAs and promos.
I wrote, produce and directed the eleven episode highly successful docuseries Dancers' Diaries for Vh1 featuring stars like Allison Holker-Boss, Taylour Paige, Courtney Galiano-Platt, Stephanie Moseley and more.
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I serves as the in-house writer, producer and public relations specialist for the Organ Procurement Organization OneLegacy Foundation.
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I have over 4,000 hours of onset production experience.
NETWORK
I have worked for and with Creative Artists Agency, ABC, CBS, Viacom, Vh1, MTV, BET, Echo Lake Entertainment, Industry Entertainment, WME, Television Academy, Women in Film, Writers Guild of America, Screen Actors Guild and continue to hone and nurture the relationships with the creatives that I respect as artists and humans,.
