Emmylou Diaz is a first-generation Colombian-American writer, producer, and emerging director with more than a decade of experience in episodic television. She launched her career on the award-winning CW dramedy Jane the Virgin, rising from writers’ assistant to staff writer, and has since written and produced for acclaimed series including Bravo’s Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, the CW reboot of Charmed, Shondaland’s Station 19, and Freeform/Hulu’s The Watchful Eye. She works as a Co-Executive Producer, serving as a trusted “number two” to top showrunners and helping to guide writers’ rooms and productions from script to screen. Emmy is a recipient of the NHMC Series Scriptwriters Fellowship and the RTT Hollywood Impact Fellowship, and she is proud to serve as Advisor to the Humanitas New Voices Fellowship. She's currently co-chair of the WGA Latinx Writers Committee. As an emerging director, her short film A Peculiar Morning is currently on the festival circuit. She holds an MFA in Acting from Harvard’s American Repertory Theatre Institute and a BA cum laude from Williams College.