Jessica Granger is a TV and film writer and producer raised between London and Connecticut. She attended the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts and Oxford University.

Jessica recently sold an original psycho-sexual thriller to HBO Max in a competitive situation with A+E Studios producing.  She is currently staffed on a first season thriller for Netflix and in pre-production on CANDLEWOOD, an early 90’s queer coming-of-age film that was featured on the 2021 Black List and will be produced by Washington Square Films.

Previously, she was a Producer on season two of NBC’s LA BREA and on-set produced season one in Melbourne, Australia. Prior to that, Jessica wrote on two seasons of CBS's GOD FRIENDED ME. There, she on-set produced nearly half of the 42 episodes.

For print, Jessica wrote an essay about grief and nude modeling that was featured in the November 2020 issue of Vogue Magazine and is now in development with Condé Nast Entertainment as a feature.

When Jessica isn’t writing, she enjoys fly fishing on any river or creek she can gain access to without being arrested for trespassing (again). Unfortunately, she missed the fishing season in Australia by one day on three separate trips to cover set.