Born to internationally-acclaimed animation writers Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy, Elizabeth was practically raised in their office, following her parents along to meetings, voice recording sessions, and industry parties since the age of five. She showed early promise and talent in writing, and idolized the heroes she read about in the comic books her parents brought home to her every week.
While college took her through the Midwest and Southwest and gained her half a Master's in Classics, she found herself drawn back to Los Angeles and into the family business, helping her parents at Hickey-McCoy Productions with minor tasks, and gaining hands-on practice in scriptwriting, outlines, bible editing, and synopses.
Her first venture into the animation world was on The Adventures of Cosmic Quantum Ray for the HUB Network, writing under the name "Andrea Case" so as to establish herself without fear of accusations of nepotism. Later, she would go on to write four episodes of Super-Sportlets under her real name.
Currently she is writing the pilot for a new science-fiction series with Some Sirius Ship Productions, co-producing a play with her partner, Gerard Marzilli, attempting to produce her first play (that she also wrote), and shopping around a Pilot script for an original series she has created..
In between writing gigs, she can be found photographing for well-known ska and industrial bands, such as the Specials, the English Beat, the Dance Hall Pimps, Hex Rx, and Kevorkian Death Cycle. Her work has appeared in several albums released by Hex Rx.
Cosmic Quantum Ray - 2 Episodes.
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Television
by Moonscoop Productions
Writer
Super Sportlets - 4 Episodes.
Television
by Moonscoop Productions
Writer
Bratzillaz - Witchy Princesses Adventure on Facebook.
Internet
by MGA Entertainment
Writer
Project In Development - Pilot Script
Television
by Some Sirius Ship Productions
Writer
Pulcinella Award - Best TV Series - Cosmic Quantum Ray (given to show overall for season I wrote on)
(2009)
University of Iowa
(2001-2005)
St. John's College
(2001-2005)