ELYCE STRONG
Producer /Writer
TALenT DeVeLoPMenT ProGrAM:
Producers Lab
CUrrenT ProJeCT:
Strange Fruit (Narrative Feature)
LOGLINE
Caught between the two worlds of Atlanta's black upper-middle class and its underground music scene, an
African-American woman forms an all-girl, all-black rock band, in pursuit of her fl edgling dream of becoming
a rock star.
BIO
Elyce Strong was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. She attended Spelman College in Atlanta,
Georgia, majoring in English with a concentration in Mass Communications. Upon graduation, she began
her professional career at CNN, where she held a variety of positions, in particular assignment editor and
associate producer/writer. She also worked as a writer for a local news station. During this time, Strong
began investigating other types of writing and enrolled in her fi rst screenwriting class.
After moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career as a TV and fi lm writer, Strong entered the University of
Southern California’s Professional Writing Program, in order to fully hone her writing chops. She graduated
in 2002 with her master’s degree. In addition to the writing program at USC, Strong has participated in
other industry- celebrated programs, including the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Writing Program (Cosby Writing
Program), NATPE’s LATV Festival Diversity Fellowship, the FOX Diversity Writer’s Program, the NAMIC Writers’
Workshop, Film Independent Producer’s Lab, and most recently, the Producers Guild of America’s 2009
Producing Workshop.
Strong has also written a number of freelance television scripts, namely ABC Family's Lincoln Heights. She
has also written for many magazines and online websites, penning articles on celebrity lifestyle, dating, and
politics, and is currently writing political news and editorial articles covering the Obama administration for
Examiner.com.

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