Dana Braziel-Solovy
TV Comedy and Genre Writer
About Dana
In true bisexual fashion, Dana Braziel-Solovy hates having to choose, so she writes all types of comedy television: workplace, high concept, dark, light, hard, female-driven.
To support her compulsive TV writing habits, Dana works as a true crime podcast writer (currently: Crime House Daily) and as a television Art Director with credits on shows such as CSI: VEGAS and WANDAVISION.
In 2025, Dana was selected by both the Hollywood Radio & Television Society as a Career Fellow and by Disability Belongs as an Entertainment Lab Fellow. She was a Mentee in the 2022 Women In Film Mentorship Program.
Dana believes that rising tides carry all boats and practices what she preaches as a board member of the League of Women Writers.
Pilots
Resting Bitch Face
Half-Hour Single-Camera Comedy
When a people-pleasing junior architect loses her ability to fake a smile, she must learn to embrace her inner bitch in a world that expects women to play nice.
Googie's Diner
Half-Hour Single-Camera Comedy
In the 1950s, the top waitress at Googie’s iconic diner lands the audition of a lifetime and must race against the clock to whip a scatterbrained but endearing new hire into shape so she can leave in time to make her big break.
Hollywood Forever
Half-Hour Single-Camera Comedy
Co-Written by Rahel Grunder
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When a motley crew of Hollywood’s most notorious icons find themselves buried in the same cemetery, they must learn how to “live” together – forever – all while schmoozing, boozing, and battling to fix the messes they left behind.
No Girls In The Gang
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Half-Hour Single-Camera Comedy
After being bullied by her judgy suburban peers, a misunderstood 2000s high-schooler seeks acceptance from a punk rock gang in the city and tries everything to become the first girl in the gang. Inspired by a true story.
MURDER CLUB
Half-Hour Single-Camera Dark Comedy
When one of six bonded serial killers gets arrested, the remaining members must recruit a new murderer to their crew without drawing any attention from the authorities.
Hand Me Dawn
Hourlong Magical Realist Crime Drama
A rebellious thrift shop owner with a rare gift — the ability to see into people’s memories by putting on their clothes — helps an ambitious detective solve crimes despite bureaucratic sabotage and an ulterior motive: finding her own mother’s murderer.
Vanity Mirror
Hourlong Superhero Drama
After a cunning scientist gets her revolutionary anti-aging make-up in her blood stream and develops a miraculous healing ability, she must confront mixed feelings about the beauty industry — and the villains it creates — as she learns to use her new superpowers.