Robin Fusco

@robinfusco.bsky.social

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Writer. Feminist. Creator of character-driven TV dramas filled with badass women, questionable morals, and shades of grey. www.robinfusco.com

Robin speaks DTC.
Glenise speaks DTC.
Robin and Glenise DTC while recording podcast.
A clip from podcast five. Glenise speaks DTC.
A clip from Episode 3 of the Flawed Protagonists podcast where Glenise and Robin, both facing the camera in their individual offices, chat about giving notes.
A chart showing that Flawed Protagonists is currently the #1 podcast on Goodpods Too 100 Indie TV & Film Weekly Podcasts.
A video of Robin and Glenise recording.
The cover of “BETH IS DEAD.” It is pink, with blood dripping from the bottom half of the word death. The author’s name, “Katie Bernet” is centered at the bottom.
The cover for the novel “The Grimoire of Grave Fates.” The tile is on a circle in the lower middle set within a depiction of a gargoyle. On the top is the phrase, “Twenty hours. Eighteen students. One murderer.” On the bottom is, “Created by Hanna Alkaf and Margaret Owen.”
An email inbox being scrolled through showing dozens of notifications for an email about a writing gig from the ISA.
A sped-up walk down the line outside Idle Hour bar. It stretches down the block and around the corner.
Laurels for a screenplay competition - all is dark grey except for the word "Emerging," which is in blue. The image reads: EMERGING SCREENWRITERS Thriller Screenplay Competition SEMI-FINALIST 2025
White "paper" on a black background and intersected by a black pen. "It was her chaos that made her beautiful - Atticus" is written on the paper.
Still of Julianne Nicholson as "Dance Mom" in HACKS. She is wearing a multi-shade teal robe and sitting on a cushion atop a balcony. Her legs are crossed, and her mouth is open in an expression of disbelief.
The front cover of the book "STATE OF TERROR." It reads: "A PULSATING THRILLER." - PEOPLE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON STATE OF TERROR A NOVEL LOUISE PENNY "A HEART-POUNDING MYSTERY." - TIME And then down the right site - "THE INSTANT #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER" The cover is a blue-toned, askew image of the White House and the surrounding area. The authors' names are in bright yellow, and the other information is in white.
Stars scattered throughout a dark, purple-tinged sky over Joshua trees. The white of the Milky Way is just visible.
Laurel for screenwriting contest. Text reads: Emerging Screenwriters Drama Screenplay Competition SEMI-FINALIST 2025
A laurel that reads: IWC Winner “The Ayon Hive” Pilot - Drama Best Of The IWC Screenwriting Competition 2025
A large troll made out of wood sitting in a room that is too small for her. Her tongue hangs out of her mouth, her legs are spread, and one hand grips the doorframe.
A large, blue dumpster on top of packed brown dirt on the top of a small mountain. There are green shrubs to its left, and buildings can be seen past it in the far distance.
A wall and door separating two parts of the store. Wooden letters spell out “Last Bookstore” on top of a ledge over the door and there is a large, potted plant toward the left side of the photo.
A cast photo of POPULAR: Popular (1999) Leslie Bibb, Tamara Mello, Carly Pope, Tammy Lynn Michaels, Scott Bryce, Lisa Darr, Diane Delano, Christopher Gorham, Leslie Grossman, Bryce Johnson, Ron Lester, and Sara Rue in Popular (1999)
Woman with blonde hair standing in front of a wall that says Stitch Space LA. There are shelves of thread and boxes of sewing supplies on a long table in front of the wall.
Email from WeScreenplay stating that my pilot, The Ayon Hive, has advanced to the Quarterfinalist round of their TV Pilot Lab.
Yellow square with text and an image of a honey bee in the center bottom. The text reads: THE AYON HIVE Hourlong, Premium Drama Think NXIVM meets THE STEPFORD WIVES A lost and desperate woman gives up everything she has to join a happiness commune only to discover that the leader of this supposed utopia is using psychological and physical torture to mold her devotees into perfect, made-to-order wives for wealthy, powerful, and sometimes dangerous men. by Robin Fusco
Two white women wearing jeans and picket shirts that say “my picket sign brings all the honks from the cars.” The shirts also have a 1960s car on them. One shirt is pink and the other is purple.
Two white women, one blonde one brunette, holding picket signs in front of Paramount Pictures. Each wears a strike-themed crop top. The blonde’s is grey and says “You gotta picket before we kick it” in red and white. The brunette’s is black with multicolored flowers and says “Hot Strike Summer.”