Armed with a film degree and a knack for dramatic writing, Isabelle catapulted into the industry with her debut short film, "Camping is Cheaper," proving creativity triumphs over budget constraints. Since then, Isabelle has navigated the wilds of television production, lending her assistance to Starz's award-winning sensation 'P-Valley' (no, she didn't shimmy up a pole) and National Geographic's culinary odyssey 'Restaurants at the End of the World'. 

Critics celebrate her writing as "vibrant and visual," depicting characters who leap off the page with a lively presence that captivates readers. Unrepresented by the WGA but representing herself with flair, Isabelle crafts tales that blend fantastical with the familiar, weaving magic from the mundane and exploring the depths of the human experience. Because let's face it, life's too short for boring stories, and Isabelle is here to ensure your imagination gets a workout.