As has been the case for most things in Courtney's life, writing her first script "just happened." She took her love of international novelas, and her deep understanding of how impactful words can be, and hammered out her first dramatic script. While she came to writing, shall we diplomatically say... "later in life," she looks forward to contributing fresh ideas and different perspectives to the industry in a meaningful way.

Courtney has placed as a finalist in numerous screenwriting competitions:

  • Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards (Spring 2024)

  • StoryPros International Screenplay Contest (18th Annual - 2024)

  • Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards - Diversity Initiative (VIII)

Courtney would like to write impactful dramatic screenplays — some with possible light comedic undertones — that speak to international audiences.

Courtney Fernández, a screenwriter and author based in Virginia. Currently juggling words at Anda Llama Productions.

Current Screenplay Projects

  • I Crossed an Ocean

    Two solitary figures - a widow film-maker and a young performer with the world at his feet - have their mettle tested as they each look to define their “second-act” in life.

    Sometimes you have to cross an ocean, to find your second act”

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  • Conceptually Us

    A Korean-American woman and a Korean music industry star explore the possibility of love as they confront the ultimate test of their commitment.

    “Life is too short to not let yourself feel the rain on your face.”

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  • We Started Wrong

    A writer offered the opportunity she’s longed for, and an actor trying to balance expectations and his career, find chaos is a path to each other.

    "Even if you start off wrong, you’ll end up where you’re meant to be.”

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  • I've Always Known

    Three friends, each with a full heart for one another, are reunited unexpectedly after 15 years apart, and are given one last chance at the love they lived their lives for.

    “Even when something is meant to be, you never know what it will actually look like in the end.”

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  • I Found You in Busan

    In Development