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Born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, T.M. Caufield, (aka Tasha Caufield), began writing at the age of fourteen when she joined a sitcom writing workshop while staying in a juvenile placement facility. Later working in a one-on-one mentorship with workshop instructor and television writer/producer Lisa Rosenthal, ("The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," "Married with Children," "Martin"), Tasha's writing eventually gained her admittance to University of Southern California's prestigious School of Cinema-Television for film production, along with a Warner Bros. Fellowship and work in Hollywood.
She is the writer, award-winning filmmaker, and comedian behind several cutting-edge AI films, as well as the documentary, "The Makings of a Stand-Up Comedian," and web series, "What's So Funny?" Her non-fiction and fiction books include: "A.W.O.L.: How to Escape the Juvenile Justice System and Experience Inner Peace," "Rewriting Harry Potter," "The Care and Feeding of Sex Symbols," "Serial Killer," "The Art of Laziness: What Creatives Do When Doing Nothing," and "Hangman: The Legend of William Francis Melchert-Dinkel."
Caufield also formed UAI Artists, LLC to support screenwriters looking to bring their scripts to life with the help of AI film technology.
She is the youngest of four children, and splits her time between Los Angeles, CA and Palm Beach, FL.
