Julia L. Bobkoff holds a B.A. with high distinction in English from the University of Rochester and attended New York University’s graduate film directing program. She is a recipient of The Academy of American Poets Prize as well as other awards for her writing, including Best Drama (one of the grand prizes) in the Launch Pad Manuscript Competition. She has written numerous scripts for film and television and adapts bestselling books for the screen. Her articles and poems have been published in Weston Magazine and on The Good Men Project. Julia is also a musician. She contributed an original soundtrack (in which she played violin and viola) to a Holocaust documentary film that was nominated for an Emmy and received the Audience Award at the Jewish Film Festival. Julia comes from a long line of writers, educators, and artists, and she is passionate about inspiring people.

Julia edits with a keen eye for visual magic and a trained ear for the music of words as they play onto the page. She connects deeply with authors, inspiring them to dig deeper, reach higher, and step into their full power as storytellers.