Biography

Asabi Lee is a Screenwriter, Executive Producer and Showrunner in unscripted television. She is also the Co-Writer of Haunting at 1600 (thriller). Asabi Lee is a ScreenCraft Grand Prize Winner, Slamedance Second Place Winner and Nicholls Semi-finalist. She also Co-wrote and produced two multi-award winning Horror Shorts, For Old Times Sake and DeadMe which have garnered over 50 Official Selections, nominations and wins.
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Asabi Lee is a Screenwriter, Executive Producer, Showrunner, and Author working across unscripted television, film, and branded content. As a Post Showrunner and Executive Producer, Asabi has helmed projects for Netflix, HBO Max, OWN, NBC, and Lifetime, among others. She Executive Produced the pilot for Calabasas: Confidential for Netflix - widely noted as one of the fastest greenlit unscripted projects in Netflix history. She also served as Post Showrunner and Executive Producer on Project Greenlight: A New Generation for HBO Max, the Issa Rae-produced revival of the iconic filmmaking series, collaborating alongside Issa Rae, Kumail Nanjiani, and Gina Prince-Bythewood. As a screenwriter, Asabi is a ScreenCraft Grand Prize Winner, Slamdance Second Place Winner, and Nicholl Semi-Finalist. She is the Co-Writer of Haunting at 1600 and DeadMe, and Co-Wrote and Produced two multi-award-winning horror shorts, For Old Times Sake and DeadMe, which have garnered over 50 official selections, nominations, and wins on the festival circuit. Asabi is also the Author of The Unemployed Girl's Guide to Her Iconic Era, a career and lifestyle guide for women navigating professional pivots, layoffs, and reinvention with strategy and self-possession. The book has expanded into a merchandise brand built around the guide's empowering framework.
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Asabi Lee is a Screenwriter, Executive Producer and Actress of African American and British descent and has dual Nationality from the USA and England. She works in features, unscripted and scripted television.