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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 58 MIN

Ep42 - DARCY FOWLER (Little Demon, Glow) on Believing in Your Vision

from My Job is to Play - Women in Television (Conversations on Creativity with Erin Mallon) · host Erin Mallon

Darcy Fowler is a writer, actor, and producer who co-created and co-wrote the animated horror comedy Little Demon on FX/Hulu, voiced by Danny DeVito, Lucy DeVito, and Aubrey Plaza, and executive produced by Dan Harmon. She was a writer on the last (and never aired) season of Netflix's Glow, and has developed, collaborated on, and sold shows to networks including Comedy Central, TBS, and AMC, as well as to studios such as Red Hour and Picturestart. Darcy and I actually go way back. We first connected in our early theater days in New York City and got reunited this year when I signed up for the amazing TV Writing workshops she leads. Darcy is generous, kind and full of so much wisdom when it comes to honing your original voice and crafting great stories for TV. Darcy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darfow/Erin's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mallonerin/

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Darcy Fowler is a writer, actor, and producer who co-created and co-wrote the animated horror comedy Little Demon on FX/Hulu, voiced by Danny DeVito, Lucy DeVito, and Aubrey Plaza, and executive produced by Dan Harmon. She was a writer on the last (and never aired) season of Netflix's Glow, and has developed, collaborated on, and sold shows to networks including Comedy Central, TBS, and AMC, as well as to studios such as Red Hour and Picturestart. Darcy and I actually go way back. We first co...

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