If you’re looking for the next Shonda Rhimes meets Gillian Flynn with a dash of Kerry Washington - then you’ve found her.
Candy Washington is a Georgetown alumna with a B.A. in Philosophy. She credits her approach to screenwriting to the invaluable insights that she gained through her experience of working with Emmy award-winning writer, producer, and actor, Lena Waithe.
She executive produced, wrote, and starred in the film, Narcissist, which is available on Amazon Prime Video and SofyTV.
Candy also enjoys partnering with like-minded brands on meaningful social media campaigns in beauty, fashion, wellness, and lifestyle.
As an on-camera talent, she played a lead role in The Salon which was produced by Kelsey Grammer and Tom Russo, and won Best Comedic Ensemble at the Indie Series Awards.
Candy’s published five books and hosts a popular iHeartRadio podcast called, 'The Soft Life: Self-Love, Manifestation, and Healthy Relationships,' which was named a “Podcast We Love” by Elizabeth Banks’ WhoHaha network of inspiring women.
She volunteers at the LA Covenant House for at-risk youth when she’s not bingeing true crime podcasts in her spare time.
Candy’s also the creative mind behind Actress with Style, a popular lifestyle brand focused on fashion, beauty, and entertainment that's geared toward the active millennial.
She’s also the on-camera host for The Beauty Studio and has appeared in numerous BuzzFeed videos. Previously, she was an on-camera host for Disney Style and she’s appeared in the TBS show, Are We There Yet? and in You Rock, Let's Roll, on FUSE.
Three years in a row, Candy has been a panelist during the beauty conference, BlushCon, and was also a presenter during The Altitude Summit on personal branding, past keynotes of the conference have included Jessica Alba and Minka Kelly.
The writer and producer has also been featured and published in Teen Vogue, Refinery29, Simply Stylist, Independent Fashion Bloggers, PopSugar, BRINK Magazine, FOX Magazine, The Stream TV, Muses, and more, and has solidified herself as a sought-after resource for acting, writing, and self-care insights.
