Lucy Treadway

Lucy Anne Treadway was born March 15 and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. She moved to New York city at the age of 18 to attend The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA). After four years in New York, Lucy moved out to Los Angeles to pursue acting. She started writing/producing her own projects (scripted comedies, dramas, docu-series, & a kids cartoon) which led to a career in producing. Among other projects, she's acted in several comedies including a live comedy show with Tiffany Haddish, a parody with Kevin Farley, a web series with comedian Marc Ryan, and a comedy she wrote/directed featuring Ken Davitian from "Borat". Lucy created a show concept and partnered with The Weinstein Company for the docu-series "Welcome To Myrtle Manor" ,which aired on the TLC Network for 3 seasons. In 2013 she directed, and produced a documentary on the heroin epidemic in the midwest; which she sold to Soledad O'brien's company Starfish Media. The film aired on the Aljazeera Network in 2016 under the title "Heroin USA: A Soledad O'Brien Special". In 2014 Lucy created/Executive produced a docu-series called "Kart Life", partnered with Bodega Pictures, which aired on Tru TV in early 2015. Lucy casts most of her projects herself and has also worked in development with Mark Koops (INE Entertainment), Trifecta Entertainment, GRB Entertainment, Casting Duo, and Mark Manuel of Kilburn Media/Go Go Luckey. She has had partnerships with several major companies for her projects and continues to be a freelance content creator/director.