Sally Shepard

Winner of the 2015 Film Crash Screenplay Competition, Best Comedy Feature Script for The Body.

In 2008, Sally moved to New York, NY where she continued her career in film by working on the features Pesticide, and Made-Up Language, along with a few industrials.

Growing up, Sally spent most of her time doing Judo at the Denton Junior Optimist Judo Club or at North Texas Kart Way on her go-kart. As a child, she avidly tried to be involved in as many things as possible including: ballet, tap, jazz, choir, orchestra, martial arts, racing, and tree climbing - much to her mother's dismay. As a result, Sally is a life member of the Girl Scouts of America, Texas Judo Inc. , United States Judo Inc. , and S. T. A. G. E. Sally is originally from Texas, where she did every theatrical production she could throughout schooling and college. She has done several musicals, classical straight plays, and even a few operettas. These include, but are not limited to: Little Women, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Carousel, The Crucible, Magic Flute, Trial By Jury, Chamber Music, Inherit The Wind, Laundry and Bourbon, The Marriage of Bette and Boo, and Streetcar Named Desire. Sally loved being on stage, and singing when opportunity allowed considering she was classically trained as a Soprano. Her first professional stage production was Nunsense, followed shortly by a role in Love From A Stranger. Sally moved to North Hollywood, California in 2006 where she did a few short films and worked on her first features. Titles include: The Procrastinator, Just Another Relationship, The Steamroom, and Stellina Blue.