Hannah Rosner

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Hannah Rosner grew up in Michigan and attended film school at Columbia College, where she made short films by day and played bass in a punk rock band by night. The best part of being in a band wasn't traveling the country in a beat-up Ford Aerostar, living off PBR and PB&J - it was being a part of a team of artists working together to create something special.  In 1996, Hannah lost her favorite X-Files hat, but luckily she never lost her love of science fiction. This inherent passion for genre stories led to her first job in Hollywood working with esteemed screenwriter Zak Penn, during which time she also directed an indie feature, Park City. One of Hannah's childhood dreams came true when she worked as the Script Coordinator on Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One. Her latest feature script placed in the second round at the Austin Film Festival screenplay competition and in the top ten percent of the Nicholl Fellowship. In 2018 Hannah made the Young & Hungry List. She was the Writer's Assistant on Netflix series Jupiter's Legacy.  Hannah recently graduated from the Warner Brothers TV Writers Workshop. She now writes for the CW series Legacies.

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BTS Videographer:
2011  Act Naturally

Director:
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City

Executive Producer:
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City

Production Assistant:
2009  Chicago Overcoat
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City

Script Coordinator:
2009  Chicago Overcoat
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City
2018  Ready Player One

Set Dresser:
2009  Chicago Overcoat
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City
2018  Ready Player One

Writer:
2009  Chicago Overcoat
2011  Act Naturally
2015  Park City
2018  Ready Player One

Executive Story Editor:
2018  Legacies

Writer:
2018  Legacies

Writers' Assistant:
2018  Legacies
2021  Jupiter's Legacy

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