Tate Hanyok

Tate Hanyok is a writer-actor-producer focused on female-driven comedy and young adult stories. She was named one of the AFF & Moviemaker Top 25 Writers to Watch and one of the Top 100 Emerging Writers on Tracking Board's Young and Hungry List. As a California native transplant, by way of colonial Virginia, Tate's bleeding liberal heart and perspective are steeped in the unpredictable (and hilarious) reality of the underdog, and the strength and magic of community. As a storyteller she relishes in uplifting themes that are universal, and is driven by a burning desire to tell the stories of her unsung heroes. As a writer, she's most recently been hired by Picturestart to adapt the WattPad novel Along for the Ride into a motion picture, and has also written The Pet Nup and Family Week for Mucho Mas. As a producer, Tate executive produced her feature script Sex APPeal alongside American High for Hulu, now streaming on Hulu. She both produced and starred in the indie feature film Love and Baseball on HBO Max. Additionally, Tate has guest starred in many notable shows and films including The Office, Superstore, The Detour, Community, Shameless, Transparent, Burt Wonderstone, and many more. She is often called upon for her comedic character work and is a seasoned improviser who has appeared in nearly 100 commercials. Her multi-hyphenate career began on the stage, where she is a proud company member of The B Street Theatre at the Sofia Center for the Arts in CA.