Debbie Bolsky is a playwright/screenwriter with more than ten completed projects. She is currently immersed in three projects, the dark comedy stage play, Biking With Andrew Scott, and two screenplays, Welcome to the Neighborhood (co-written with David Bear) and Her Call Stands. Debbie is very excited to be writing Her Call Stands, since it delves into one of her great passions -- baseball.

Her screenplay City of Nets holds the first place award in the Indiefest Chicago Film Festival Writing Competition (2003), was a quarterfinalist in Scriptapalooza (2004), and made the top ten percentile in the Nicholl Fellowships (2004).

Debbie’s experience and expertise in film is multi-faceted, having worked as Associate Producer on the independent film Rogues (2003), and at Columbia Pictures (Sony Pictures Entertainment) in motion picture media advertising and marketing. For over 16 years, and through nine regime changes there, Debbie successfully planned and implemented media strategies for over 400 films including such diverse releases as; Men in Black, Airforce One, As Good As It Gets, My Best Friend’s Wedding, Sense and Sensibility, Ghostbusters, The Last Emperor, When Harry Met Sally, A Few Good Men, A League of Their Own, and many more.

While working on Rogues, a supplemental and rare talent of Debbie’s emerged as she took on the demanding role of “Cat Wrangler”, diverting the scene-destroying antics of the resident location mascot “T.C.”, or Terror Cat. Her success with this led to the adoption of her own personal mascot and writing “assistant” (keyboard warmer!), the lovely and purring Trista.