Lucy Schwartz

Lucy Schwartz is a singer-songwriter, actor, writer and director. She has become well-known for writing songs for film and TV. She has hand-tailored original songs for many film & TV projects including: Twilight, Shrek, Nashville, Parenthood, Rutherford Falls, What Maisie Knew, Mother & Child, Post Grad, Switched at Birth, The Women and more. One of the songs that she wrote for Nashville, “Black Roses”, reached No. 6 on the iTunes Country charts. Tracks from Lucy’s albums have been featured in many popular television shows like Girls, Love, Grey’s Anatomy and The Good Wife, to name a few. Lucy has played “The Tonight Show” and shared the stage with artists like Tom Odell, Brandi Carlile, KT Tunstall, Moby, and Elton John. As an actor, Lucy has had several on-screen roles, including a co-star on “House of Lies”, an appearance on “Arrested Development”, a guest star on the web series “Greg in LA”, as well as acting in her own self-created projects. Lucy made an animated short film called “The Monster”, with award-winning animator Patrick Smith. She wrote, starred in, composed music for, and co-directed "The Monster". Lucy also wrote and starred in a short film “Timekeeper Trailer” that she released with her album “Timekeeper”. That short was directed by Ethan Feldbau, who is known for his lead visual effects on “Everything Everywhere All at Once". Lucy wrote, directed and acted in a short story audiobook “Love in War” which was released alongside a song with the same title. Lucy has also directed and co-directed several of her own music videos. She is currently creating a web series called “Worst First Date” – that she is directing, writing and acting in. Plus, she is working on a movie musical - for which she wrote the screenplay and songs.