Based in Los Angeles, Lynette Aslanian is a first-generation Armenian-American screenwriter, photographer, and creative director, and a recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University’s School of Film and Television. With a B.A. in Screenwriting and a double minor in Business Administration and Psychology, her work explores themes of emotional resilience, creative vulnerability, and the human condition through both visual storytelling and narrative craft.

Lynette has had the opportunity to assist producers such as Marc Abraham, CEO of Strike Entertainment (BRING IT ON, ROBOCOP, THE THING). Lynette wrote and directed Eighteen, her debut short film that received multiple accolades and was officially selected for Lift-Off Global Network New York, Silicon Beach Film Festival, and North Hollywood Cinefest. The film also won Best Cinematography at the London Shorts Festival.

Lynette is actively engaged in the development of original film projects while continuing to expand her professional photography portfolio. She has collaborated with a range of influencers, brands, and artists to execute visually striking and conceptually driven work across multiple media platforms.