About Shira

Shira Gorelick is a Los Angeles–based multi-genre writer, producer, photographer, and script reader available for hire. She writes for stage and screen, with work spanning comedy, traumedy, theater, television, essays, and cultural criticism.

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She has worked in writers’ rooms across genres, including on Season 1 of Fallout, and previously served as a creative producer at Blue Monday Productions. She collaborates with writers and showrunners developing original projects and adapting stories and IP for the screen.

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With a deep passion for Jewish feminist art and storytelling, Shira has contributed to Lilith Magazine, worked as a literary fellow at The Braid, and produced A Feminist Lens: The Art and Activism of Joan Roth.

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Shira is currently a fellow in the Under Construction Fellowship at The Road Theatre Company. Her play Anna-Versary won Short Play Fest NYC in 2025, and her short play Yom Kippur Abortion was featured in the Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival through Concord Theatricals. A film adaptation is currently in development.

Originally from the East Coast, she now works between Los Angeles and New York. She studied Film Studies and Women’s & Gender Studies at Muhlenberg College.