Background & Upbringing
Born and raised in Beverly Hills to a Jewish family with deep roots in the LA entertainment industry, Becca grew up regularly attending film premieres and charity galas. Her parents were producers who introduced her early to the behind-the-scenes workings of Hollywood. Friday nights often saw multi-generational Shabbat dinners, fostering a strong sense of community and tradition.
Education
Becca attended a private college preparatory school in Los Angeles. She then studied Film and Media Studies at the University of Southern California (USC), followed by an MFA in Screenwriting at UCLA.
Professional Background
After internships at major studios, she began her career as a script reader, later segueing into writing screenplays for independent productions. Over time, she discovered a passion for prose, penning a series of short story collections exploring family dynamics, cultural identity, and life in the LA spotlight. She’s particularly known for blending comedy and drama in ways that reflect the city’s vibrant but often complex social scene.
Places Lived
Primarily in Beverly Hills, with academic stays in the USC and UCLA areas. She also spent a summer in New York City interning at a film agency.
Influences
Cites the wry humor of Nora Ephron and the insightful coming-of-age storytelling of Philip Roth. She also admires contemporary Jewish-American authors like Jonathan Safran Foer. Musically, Becca loves a mix of Hollywood film scores, old-school jazz, and modern pop. Her personal take on culture, romance, and sophistication weaves together Jewish tradition, Hollywood glamour, and an empathetic view of everyday life in Los Angeles.
