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Elizabeth Zephyrine McDonough

Writer, Actor, Filmmaker, Notary Public

Elizabeth Zephyrine McDonough is a writer, actress, director, and comedian living in NYC. Her writing and comedy videos have been featured on The New Yorker, Splitsider, The Verge, and Laughing Squid among others, and broadcast on French television on the Canal+ network. Her original comedy short 'F the Internet' was an official selection of the 2016 LA Comedy Festival.As a director/producer she has produced award-winning social issues video content for the UN, the ACLU, The World Health Organization, former mayor Michael Bloomberg, Planned Parenthood, and The Syria Campaign among others. Her documentary short 'Weekends With Francis' was the Audience Award runner up at the Brooklyn Short Film Festival and The HBO film Which Way Is the Front Line From Here which she worked on as an editorial assistant was nominated for a News and Documentary Emmy.

November 30, 2016

Woman Boycotts Internet In Cyber Monday Protest
April 25, 2015

A Letter to Harris
November 3, 2014

Shakespeare and Acting, According to 5th Graders
January 23, 2014

The Catch - Why Apartment Hunting in NYC Is Such a Nightmare

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March 11, 2013

Why Parisian Rudeness Can Be A Medical Emergency
December 6, 2017

WATCH: Hilarious Tourists At The Eiffel Tower
December 26, 2012

The Trouble With Learning French
November 26, 2012

Making My Way Through France, One Fake Pregnancy At A Time
December 6, 2017

10 Reasons France Is Still Beating Us
December 6, 2017

August In Paris
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