A native of Los Angeles, Greer Sinclair grew up 
in rural Louisiana where she began writing and performing.
 
She holds an M.F.A in Screenwriting from the American Film Institute. 
While at AFI, Sinclair wrote and co-produced four narrative short films
(drama, thriller, period). In 2025, her pilot JACK AND JULIE was selected for the prestigious AFI Writers' Room Ready program.

In October 2026, Sinclair's play LAST NIGHT WAS ONLY A COMEDY had its first reading at the First Light Festival of new plays at Pacific Resident Theatre in Los Angeles. She directed the staged reading and originated the role of Jean Harlow.
 
She studied directing, film history, literature, and theatre at Mount Holyoke College and Sarah Lawrence College. She graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI), where she began directing short films and music videos while exhibiting video work in gallery settings, and holds a B.F.A. in Film. 
 
Sinclair has co-hosted the Noir City film festival, sponsored by the
Film Noir Foundation and Turner Classic Movies, where she highlighted women
in the film noir genre.
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Her writing on film and culture is published in
Vanity Fair and Air Mail Magazine, among others.

She is developing her first feature.
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