Kira Snyder was a writer and producer on The 100.
Life and Career[]
Kira Snyder lives in Los Angeles, California. She is a lifelong writer, in college, she majored in drama with an emphasis in playwriting. Her love of computer games led her to a left turn into technology, where she worked for 7-8 years as a game writer, designer, and producer until getting accepted into the Warner Bros. Television Writers’ Workshop. Landed her first job in TV and made her living as a screenwriter ever since.[1]
For full filmography, see IMDb.
The 100[]
Episodes written[]
- Contents Under Pressure (co-written with Akela Cooper)
- Unity Day (co-written with Kim Shumway)
Producer[]
- Season One (co-producer, 12 episodes)
- Season Two (co-producer, 9 episodes; producer, 7 episodes)
- Season Three (producer 15 episodes; supervising producer, 1 episode)
Notes and Trivia[]
- She is a huge fan of sci-fi, fantasy, and the paranormal.[2]
- Cinematic heroines Princess Leia and Marion Ravenwood made a huge impact on her as a kid.
- She loves doing research. For the series, she researched how Civil War doctors treated stab and arrow wounds.[3]
- She is the writer of "Fog of War", the episode that featured the first appearance of Lexa.[4]
- She and Kim Shumway wrote the Traveler's Blessing.[5]
- She wrote an urban young adult mystery series, Parish Mail, with a Southern Gothic setting.[4]
External Links[]
- Kira Snyder on IMDb
- Kira Snyder on Twitter @sugarjonze
- tumblr
- website