Julie Lynch

Julie Lynch founded Sandalphon Entertainment on the belief that great stories not only entertain but also empower and inspire positive change. As a screenwriter, Julie has been commissioned and optioned by Oscar and Emmy-winning producers. Julie's legal thriller, The Truthsayers, garnered a 9/10 on The Blacklist and was invited to the prestigious Black List Screenwriting Lab. Oscar-winner Viola Davis and JuVee Productions are producing with Clay Pecorin and RainMaker Films. Viola Davis, JuVee Productions, and Everywhere Studios have tapped Julie to adapt Rachel Lloyd's acclaimed memoir, Girls Like Us. Julie is also writing a true crime drama for veteran producer Robert Katz. Rockhill Studios hired Julie to write a screenplay based on Hanna Bohman's heroic journey to Syria to join an all-woman Kurdish army and fight ISIS. Rockhill Studios and Brittany Yost are producing. Julie's first screenplay, Remembering Sex, which she also directed, starred Oscar-nominated Amy Ryan, Tony-nominated David Marshall Grant, and Garrett Dilahunt. Remembering Sex premiered at TIFF to critical acclaim, was an official selection of SXSW, and was acquired by Showtime, Netflix and Hulu. Julie's biopic on the artist, Rosamond, was optioned by Oscar-winner Ron Schwary and is being produced by Sandalphon Entertainment. Award-winning writer/director, Doug Atchison, hired Julie to write the life story of visionary Debrah Constance. Emmy-winner Armand Assante commissioned Julie to write a dramedy about war veterans with PTSD. Julie's thriller, Dark Desire, was commissioned by director Armand Mastroianni and starred Kelly Lynch and Michael Nouri. It was bought by Lifetime and voted most popular thriller of the year by viewers. Julie studied acting with New York legends Wynn Handman and Fred Kareman. She is represented by Ryan Saul at The Cartel and Darren Trattner at Jackoway Tyerman.