12 Facts About Tonya Hurley

Tonya Hurley is an American writer and director in film, television, live performance, and interactive media, known as co-creator and co-producer of the 2001 television series So Little Time, which featured the Olsen twins.

Tonya Hurley is an author of young adult fiction, including The New York Times bestselling book series ghostgirl.

Tonya Hurley's books are published in nearly 30 countries and in more than 20 languages.

Tonya Hurley's work includes Kiss My Brain ; The Biblical Real World ; Solo-Me-O, first broadcast on PBS in their documentary series Reel New York; and Baptism of Solitude: A Tribute to Paul Bowles, a Tribeca Festival selection which aired on the Independent Film Channel, nominated for a Rockefeller Foundation Award in film, and distributed on a DVD through the United Nations.

Tonya Hurley wrote a feature-length script, Good Mourning, which made the semi-finals of the Sundance Institute's Writer's Lab.

Tonya Hurley was the primary provider of original content for the mary-kateandashley website and creator and co-executive producer of mary-kateandashley brand video games for PlayStation 2 and Game Boy.

Tonya Hurley wrote, produced, and directed commercials related to the property for Warner Home video, PlayStation, and Game Boy, and developed Mary-Kate and Ashley dolls and boardgames for Mattel.

Tonya Hurley is a member of Writers Guild of America, East and the Horror Writers Association.

Tonya Hurley is a contributor to The Huffington Post, sponsors and judges the Teen Writing Essay Contest for Gilda's Club NYC and is the editor of the ebook Living With Cancer: A Teen Perspective with a foreword by actress Emma Stone.

Tonya Hurley is a founding board member of the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn, New York.

Tonya Hurley is married to the publicist and artist manager Michael Pagnotta.

Tracy and Tonya Hurley previously owned and operated the TV and film production company Kill Your Darlings, Inc together.