SELECTED PRODUCED FILM + TELEVISION
Isabel Leight, I’ll Hide You Seek
Anne Richardson has written original films for Lifetime , bringing emotionally grounded character work, suspense, and propulsive storytelling to television movies. Her produced credits include My Escort Best Friend, Murder in the Vineyard, Baby Obsession, and My True Love’s Wedding (story by, also released as Forever in My Heart).
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Deliver Me
One-Hour Anthology Series. Psychological Thriller / Social Horror
In 1988, a closeted psychology doctoral candidate is lured to a long-abandoned Catskills sanatorium—and trapped by a psychiatrist determined to “cure” him. As his best friend uncovers the institution’s violent past, they realize the nightmare has started again.
Comps: True Detective meets Misery
Anne Richardson writes character-driven film and television about people who have learned to perform the person the world expects them to be—and the moment that performance becomes impossible to sustain.
Her work moves between psychological thriller, mystery, prestige drama, dark comedy, and coming-of-age storytelling, pairing emotionally vivid characters with suspense, humor, and cinematic propulsion. Across genre and format, Anne returns to the collision between private truth and public identity—and to the risky, funny, and liberating work of becoming more fully yourself.
Big Texas Murder Mystery
Feature Film · Murder Mystery / Dark Comedy Thriller
A disgraced country sheriff is invited to a Texas billionaire’s lavish anniversary party—then the exits lock, bodies begin to fall, and the guests are stranded with a killer, a live jaguar, and a hostess who may have summoned them all for a reason.
Comps: Knives Out meets Sinners, with Coen Brothers–style Texas excess
Thrifted
Half-Hour Series · Ensemble Dramedy
When her husband’s financial scam destroys the life she built, a suburban wife inherits her aunt’s struggling New York thrift shop—and must find her footing among the women who have made it their own.
Comps: The Bear meets Hacks
Good Girl’s Guide to Becoming a Heretic
Feature Film · Coming-of-Age Dramedy
After a mission trip cracks her faith in the life she was taught would keep her safe, a seventeen-year-old church golden girl finds a secret voice as a singer-songwriter—and begins writing her own rules for becoming herself.
Comps: Once meets Easy A meets Footloose
Interior
One-Hour Series · Prestige Drama
New York, 1981. A gifted closeted interior designer leaves his legendary mentor to build an empire among Manhattan’s elite, while hiding the truth that could unravel his marriage, business, and carefully constructed life.
Comps: Mad Men meets Heated Rivalry