Adrienne Marquand

Montana native Adrienne Marquand discovered her love for theatre in a small city nestled among the Rocky Mountains. Her zeal for the performing arts brought her to Los Angeles, where she earned a B.A. in Theatre from USC. While there, Adrienne studied under the prolific theatre artist Luis Alfaro, who instilled a deep passion for writing—and the power of personal stories—within her.

For the past twelve years, Adrienne has worked as a ghostwriter and copy editor for a wide range of aspiring writers, including a prominent LGBTQIA+ public figure, an entrepreneur focused on empowering women, and a budding fantasy author. She has helped curate content with a global outreach, including published books, speeches (including a TEDx Talk in Amsterdam), and numerous blog posts and articles, some of which have been featured on Huffington Post.

Alongside her writing partner Alexandra Dean Grossi, Adrienne has developed dozens of television projects, including Oral, loosely based on Alexandra’s life as a deaf woman who uses cochlear implants. In 2021, they self-produced and directed a virtual performance of Oral’s pilot, “Impressive Adult,” featuring an all-star cast that included Andrea Martin, Abbi Jacobson, Will Forte, David Krumholtz, and other phenomenal actors.

Currently, Adrienne works as an Archival and Clearance Producer in unscripted television. Recent notable credits include HBO’s We’re Here and A&E’s Secrets of Playboy. She has just begun post-production work on a new documentary series for Netflix.

As a proud feminist, ally, and champion of equal rights, Adrienne is immensely passionate about and committed to telling stories about marginalized communities and individuals who have been historically underrepresented in Hollywood.