Sandra M. Matheson

Sandra M. Matheson was raised on a cattle ranch and her family had a grocery business. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1982 from Washington State University and worked first in a mixed practice, then in an exclusive feline practice. She has long had a strong interest in writing and film. She received her Video Production Certificate in Western Washington University's year-long program. She wrote, produced, directed, and shot many different documentaries and shorts over the next few years. Occam's Grazer is her feature-length documentary about sustainable agriculture. She both wrote and produced the children's TV series Grandma's House. Dr. Matheson is also a best-selling author. She began studying and writing screenplays in 2007. In 2009, she took a sabbatical to care for aging family members. In late 2020 she completed the Master Screenwriting Certificate program and is an active screenwriter. She is also part of the Screenwriting U Binge Worthy TV Program. Her specialties are in the Thriller, Sci-Fi and Supernatural genres. She writes spec scripts, TV, and is open to writing assignments.