Sally Kozminski (she/her) is a writer, dramaturg, actor, and improviser. Her artistic philosophy began and is heavily based on her time at Piven Theatre Workshop. At Piven, Sally gained her appreciation for improv, ensemble collaboration, and story theatre. Acting was Sally's primary goal until she took a post-grad year at Interlochen Arts Academy, where she realized how much she loved the process of creating new work.

With this in mind, she chose to pursue a BFA in Dramaturgy at Carnegie Mellon University. Sally specialized in new work development, and she made it her goal to be a part of as many different development processes as possible. Over her four years at CMU, she provided dramaturgical counsel and/or writing assistance on short plays, musicals, TV pilots, a one-act festival for middle and high school playwrights, and a full-length play written by an MFA playwriting candidate.

Since graduating, Sally has been strengthening her TV writing muscles and keeping her dramaturgy skills sharp. Her writing often explores the ins and outs of workaholism and the value of community.