Deanna Kizis
About Deanna Kizis
Deanna Kizis is a journalist with a background in ghostwriting and book and film development. She has authored multiple novels and has extensive experience writing about Hollywood culture and the music industry.
Work at Condé Nast
Deanna Kizis has been employed as a journalist at Condé Nast since 2005. With nearly two decades of experience in this role, she operates within the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, primarily working remotely. Her work at Condé Nast involves writing and reporting on various topics, contributing to the company's reputation for high-quality journalism.
Education and Expertise
Deanna Kizis earned her Bachelor's degree in Journalism with an English emphasis from the University of Colorado Boulder. Her educational background has equipped her with the skills necessary for a successful career in journalism, screenwriting, and media training. She specializes in ghostwriting and book and film development, although specific details about these projects remain confidential.
Background
Deanna Kizis has a diverse background in journalism and media. She has held various roles, including West Coast Editor at ELLE Magazine from 2004 to 2007 and contributor positions at ELLE Magazine and Harper's Bazaar. Her work has spanned over two decades, focusing on Hollywood culture, nightlife, and the music industry. She has also contributed to numerous publications, including Allure, Self, and Vanity Fair.
Achievements
Kizis is the author of three novels, a picture book, and a children's book series. She has created and written multiple original television pilots and films for networks such as ABC, Paramount, Freeform, Sony, and MTV. Additionally, she has provided media and executive training, focusing on helping executives effectively pitch, present, and manage the pressures of high-profile careers.
Contributions to Publications
Throughout her career, Deanna Kizis has contributed to a variety of well-known publications. Her bylines appear in Allure, Self, Cosmopolitan, Women’s Health, The Hollywood Reporter, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Vanity Fair, Domino, Nylon, and Hunker. This extensive portfolio reflects her versatility and expertise in covering a wide range of topics.