Cary Bickley, a talented individual with a multifaceted career in both acting and writing, began her creative journey at Wesleyan University. During her time at the esteemed institution, she honed her skills by simultaneously pursuing both acting and writing, with her early work consisting of one-act plays such as "April" and "Adam's Spare Rib".
Following her education, Bickley relocated to New York, where she continued to develop her craft, working on various projects. However, it was her move to Los Angeles that marked the beginning of her long and illustrious film career. The idea for "The Gun In Betty Lou's Handbag" served as the catalyst for her transition into the film industry.
Fast forward to 2017, Bickley's half-hour comedy pilot "Gamers" made a notable impression by being a Just For Laughs script finalist. Building on this success, she went on to sell her spec dramedy pilot "Ellie Putnam" outright to ABC Studios, solidifying her reputation as a talented and sought-after writer.
Throughout her career, Bickley has demonstrated her versatility by writing for both film and television. Her humor essays have been featured in a range of prominent publications, including Glamour, Taxi, Brides, Wondertime, and Family Fun, showcasing her ability to craft engaging and entertaining content for diverse audiences.
