About Lennie

Lennie Ross has been a writer for over three decades. Her career has included working as a screenwriter, copy writer, journalist, researcher, story editor, and story consultant. Lennie wrote and published an award winning chicklit novel, Blow Me, and authored a successful blog on dating in Los Angeles. In the late 90s and early 2000’s, Lennie penned several screenplays for Playboy's now defunct film division, Indigo Entertainment, under various pseudonyms. Lennie has worked for several prominent screenwriters, and has independently written many romantic comedy and suspense thriller feature film scripts.

Lennie’s screenwriting credits include two episodes of the Network of Animation Japan-Canada co-production animation series, Cyber-Six. She had several TV movies and feature films optioned by prominent production companies including Ark Films, Blue Andre Productions, Europacorp, Gross-Weston Productions, Jean Abounader Productions and New City Productions. Lennie wrote and hosted a documentary on asthma, wrote, produced and starred in her own sitcom pilot The Noodle Factor, and wrote and starred in her own play, I Think I'm Falling In Love With You.

While pursuing a screenwriting career, Lennie worked as a producer, talent agent and assistant casting director for roughly twelve years. Prior to her adventures in the screen trade, Lennie wrote advertising copy for print and television, as well as real estate, fashion and travel articles for regional, national, and international publications including The North Shore News, Beautiful B.C., Canadian Inflight, Adventure West, Pacific Northwest, Western Living and Vancouver Magazine.

Lennie has lectured on writing at Capilano Community College, Douglas Community College, North West Film & Video Training Center and Vancouver Women in Film & Video.