Deb Hiett is a singer/songwriter who was a founding member of the pop-cabaret-noir band “Orson Welk” and has performed all over the world. A regular performer at Dixon Place in New York City in the 80s and 90s where she developed and created several one-woman shows ("Hiett is the bold new voice in solo... a sure-shot writer." -- Village Voice), she now finds herself acting in TV/film and writing plays, movies, and musicals in Los Angeles. Her short comedy film “Gratitude Jar Time Capsule” (co-written with Stephanie Erb) won “Best Comedy Television Pilot” in the 2020 Atlanta Comedy Film Festival. Deb’s short film “Open House” won Los Angeles Film Festival/FunnyorDie’s “Make ‘Em LAFF” Showcase, Best Comedy Short at the Women in Comedy Festival Film Night, and Best Video Short at iOWest’s Funny Women LA Festival. Her short film “A Bit of Counseling” (co-written with Richard Kuhlman) won the Audience Awards at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival. Find more about Deb at DebHiett.com.