Liz Lachman is an Emmy Award winning musician, and a Golden Reel Award winning music editor.
As a filmmaker, Liz’s documentary Susan Feniger. FORKED, also known as “A Culinary Disaster Film,” follows her spouse, Chef Susan Feniger, traveling the world gathering street food recipes for her first solo restaurant in Los Angeles … all which went horribly wrong.
Liz’s proof-of-concept, the psychological thriller Pin-Up, starring Angela Sarafyan (Westworld) and Christina Chang (The Good Doctor) won 30 festival awards, and Liz is in development on the feature.
Her short gay romantic comedy Getting to Know You, starring Dana Delaney and Ian Gomez, won nine festival awards.
As a writer, Liz has twice been a Quarter finalist and a Top 15% in the Academy Nicholl screenplay competition, Semifinalist and Quarterfinalist in the PAGE Screenplay Awards, and Semifinalist in the Final Draft Big Break screenplay competition.
Liz’s favorite things are classic Alfa Romeos and comic books. So yes, she’s actually a 12-year-old boy.
Seeking published books, graphic novels, and short stories for film and TV adaptation. Winner and runner-up receive extensive development with execs and circulation to producers.
Reviewing unpublished manuscripts across multiple categories of fiction and nonfiction. Select publishers and literary agents get first look at the winners and runners-up.
Unpublished finalist (Nonfiction) Kate Evans was introduced by Pipeline to agent Cindy Bullard of Birch Literary in 2023, who soon after signed her. Ditch Your Sh*t!: How to Declutter the Crap Out of Your Life and Home is slated for publication in October 2025 through Turner Books.
The Woman in the Waves by Camille Booker, winner of the 2022 Unpublished season (Mystery/Thriller), released March 2025 from Hawkeye.
Michelle Lerner signed with Veronica Goldstein of UTA (formerly Fletcher & Co) after placing as a finalist in the 2020 Unpublished Outsider category with her experimental novel Ring. The book released in January 2025. Read her interview on Pipeline Artists.