Next person biography:
Heather Gornall, a seasoned writer and performer with over a decade of experience, has established herself as a master of crafting psychological thrillers and comedies that expertly conceal the truth beneath the surface. Her remarkable talent lies in developing complex characters and situations that defy initial expectations, stripping away the mask to reveal the genuine article.
Throughout her illustrious career, Heather has had the privilege of working with esteemed institutions, including the Neighborhood Playhouse, Manhattan Theater Club Studios, and the National Arts Club, where her plays have been developed and produced. Her writing has also been recognized by the prestigious Academy Nicholl Fellowship and Austin Film Festival Competitions, a testament to her exceptional skill.
As a performer, Heather has showcased her talents in a wide range of mediums, from Disney on Ice to numerous film and television credits, including Netflix's The Survival Games, the Cannes Film Festival's One by One, and the Seattle Film Festival's Film 101. Her stage credits include the Dorset Theatre, Weathervane Theatre, and the NY Fringe Festival.
Heather's academic background in Neurobiology and Behavior from Cornell University has undoubtedly influenced her writing style, which often explores the intricacies of human psychology. Her writing skills were further honed through workshops with renowned playwright Jeffrey Sweet and developmental theaters in NYC, as well as Jeff Gordon's Writer's Boot Camp Two-year Screenwriting Program in LA.
Currently residing just outside of Toronto, Heather is a citizen of both the US and Canada, having divided her time between these two nations throughout her career.
