Alyxandrya Prynce
- Writer
- Actress
Alyxandrya Prynce is a professional writer with experience spanning ghostwriting, long-form manuscript development, and screenwriting. Earlier in her career, she completed thirteen full-length manuscripts and initiated sixteen book projects across multiple genres. Many of these works were created under confidentiality agreements or prior publishing arrangements and are no longer in commercial circulation following rights reversion.
In 2020, Alyxandrya transitioned fully into screenwriting and has since completed multiple feature and episodic scripts. Her produced screenplays include Losin’ Control, Miscalculated, and Emily’s Revenge. She also maintains a portfolio of completed but unproduced works, including One Way Out, Hug Goodbye, Worst Critic, Her Legacy, The Legacy of Prudence Jacobs, and The Wrong Date.
In addition to her writing work, Alyxandrya has served as a screenwriting coach, guiding new writers through story development, world-building, and screenplay structure, with an emphasis on character motivation, narrative clarity, and long-form project development.
She holds an associate degree in business with a concentration in marketing, a bachelor’s degree with a double major in criminal justice and counterterrorism, and a second bachelor’s degree with a double major in creative writing and English. She is currently writing independently and pursuing selective collaborations on new projects.
In 2020, Alyxandrya transitioned fully into screenwriting and has since completed multiple feature and episodic scripts. Her produced screenplays include Losin’ Control, Miscalculated, and Emily’s Revenge. She also maintains a portfolio of completed but unproduced works, including One Way Out, Hug Goodbye, Worst Critic, Her Legacy, The Legacy of Prudence Jacobs, and The Wrong Date.
In addition to her writing work, Alyxandrya has served as a screenwriting coach, guiding new writers through story development, world-building, and screenplay structure, with an emphasis on character motivation, narrative clarity, and long-form project development.
She holds an associate degree in business with a concentration in marketing, a bachelor’s degree with a double major in criminal justice and counterterrorism, and a second bachelor’s degree with a double major in creative writing and English. She is currently writing independently and pursuing selective collaborations on new projects.
