Talicia Raggs
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Brief Biography

Talicia Raggs, a native of Gary, Indiana, and alumnae of the University of Southern California's Cinema-Television Production program and California State University at Northridge’s Master’s of Fine Arts Program in Screenwriting, has had an interesting and varied Hollywood existence. She has appeared in front of the camera on VH1’s Fanclub (Dave Matthews Band) and The Amazing Race, and has produced shows behind the camera for Debbie Allen and B.E.T. In pursuit of her writing dream, she’s had the pleasure of being a fellow in the esteemed CBS Writer’s Initiative, Guy Hanks/ Marvin Miller Fellowship Program (commonly known as the Cosby Writing Program), and the WGA Writer’s Access Program. She’s also been fortunate to place as a finalist or semi-finalist in several top fellowship programs including Disney, Warner Bros., Sundance, Nickelodeon and Project Greenlight eventually landing as a writer’s assistant on ABC’s Commander in Chief. Talicia earned her big break writing on staff for NBC’s short-lived Thick & Thin. Since then, she’s written a pilot for CBS based on Stacey Abrams novel Never Tell, and written and produced on such notable series as TNT’s Emmy-nominated Saving Grace, CBS's NYC 22, the NBC reboot of IRONSIDE, Freeform’s Switched at Birth, CW’s The Originals, CBS’s NCIS: New Orleans, and CBS’s The Equalizer.

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