Kendra started writing stories as soon as she could write. Scroll down for links.
One of her first stories featured Snoopy as the protagonist. Her grandmother put it in a three ring binder and Kendra’s first book was done.
Years later her humorous essay blog, Blonde Logic, would be quoted in the New York Times, her jokes would be celebrated in the top 100 jokes of the season on Last Comic Standing, and her original pilot, Swagger, would win the Best Screenplay at the Flickers Film Festival.
Kendra has since written dozens of web series, thousands of jokes, and hundreds of humorous essays.
She is available for all things writing! Ghost writing, punch ups, joke writing, script writing, essay writing, and anything else that has not been listed.
Kendra’s scripts get made…
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The Lost Art of Complaining
Video Essay- did we create a new type of content? Whose to say.
written and performed by Kendra Cunningham
produced and edited by Sean Cassels, Good Time Shaman Productions.
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Neighborhood Network - Kitty
Neighborhood Network - a mock cable TV Talk show written by Kendra Cunningham- starring Becky Yamamoto and Kendra Cunningham produced by Good Time Shaman Productions Sean Cassels directed and shot by Adam Evans at Concrete Productions. the 18 minute short screened in France at the Nice International Film Fest
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Covid Nights - Horror Shorts
Starring Kendra Cunningham, Ellie the Labradiva, and the Scary Guy
Written by Kendra Cunningham // Shot and edited by Sean Cassels
A Good Time Shaman Production
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The Dawns
Track suits. Gold chains. Leg breaking laughs.
A dark comedy about two best friends, both named Dawn, who live in Boston and run a few blocks doing work for the mob.
If Vincent Vega and Jules Winfield ('Pulp Fiction') lived in Mass, loved Dunkin’ coffee rolls, and were female. 'Absolutely Fabulous' meets 'The Departed' with a little bit of 'The Heat' smeared on top.
Written by: Leah Bonnema & Kendra Cunningham // Directed by Corinne Fisher