The Girl

Debbie Harris = Writer/Producer/Director/Wise Ass = Girl-O-Rama

Bio-brag-phy

Girl-O-Rama Scripts & Telepictures was founded in 2000 by writer/producer/director Debbie Harris. Her most recent projects include: writing sixty-five episodes of DIY's new series Home Made Easy ... shooting a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming film Fanboys ... and creating a trailer for Rosie Perez's directorial debut Yo Soy Boricua. Girl-O-Rama has also written/produced/directed IFC's half-hour, celeb-packed special Spinal Tap Goes To 20, which garnered coverage in TV Guide & SPIN magazine, and was selected as one of Entertainment Weekly's picks-of-the-week ... executed two half-hour clip & comedy driven "Audition Specials" for IFC's highest-rated show: Ultimate Film Fanatic ... and helmed long-running, celebrated interstitial campaigns including Bravo's Five Star Cinema and IFC Futures. Debbie's packaging work for the Bravo mini-series Balzac: A Life of Passion earned a 2000 Telly award, which led to assignments producing their Pop Culture Festival, a short-subject documentary on Radio City Music Hall, and wrap-arounds for their acclaimed series Bravo Profiles. As a writer, Debbie has contributed to the syndicated show Sally, PAX's Treasures In Your Home, and Discovery's Go Ahead, Make My Dinner — in addition to various short-form projects for Discovery Kids, HBO Downtown Productions, and the Food Network among others. Debbie has also produced live, daily, talk/variety segments while on staff at Lifetime's Biggers & Summers — produced magazine-style field pieces for WTVJ's Your Florida Home — and created how-to craft demos on Lifetime's Handmade By Design. Debbie's also written and produced on-air promos for Bravo, IFC, Lifetime, HA!, WTVJ and PAX. And, after all these years, she's still secretly delighted that her first job after graduating from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a degree in Dramatic Writing was as a Writer's Assistant on Nickelodeon's kids comedy/variety show Don't Just Sit There ... because it was there, in between coffee runs & script copying, Debbie earned her first TV writing credit.

Contact : debbie harris, girlorama@yahoo.com, 917.501.8559