Liz Vassey is an American actress, writer, and producer known for her roles in television series such as 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation', 'The Tick', and 'Brotherly Love'.
Liz Vassey, along with fellow actress Kristin Bauer, co-founded Neurosis to a T(ee) in 2002. This company designs and sells slogan-covered T-shirts for women, featuring slogans that humorously address female worries and neuroses, often related to relationships. The company aims to connect with women through relatable and witty apparel.
Liz Vassey has developed and sold television projects to networks like NBC. In 2013, NBC purchased a bowling comedy project from Vassey and Krysten Ritter, where Vassey was involved in writing and producing capacities.
Liz Vassey has developed television projects for studios and networks such as Freeform, selling pilots and a TV movie.
Liz Vassey has developed television projects for studios and networks including Universal, selling pilots and a TV movie.
Liz Vassey has developed television projects for platforms and studios like Netflix, selling pilots and a TV movie.
Liz Vassey has developed television projects for studios such as WB, selling pilots and a TV movie.
Liz Vassey has developed television projects for networks such as CW, selling pilots and a TV movie.
Liz Vassey has developed and sold a TV movie, specifically working with Imagine Entertainment.
Liz Vassey has developed and sold television pilots and a TV movie, including work with Sony Pictures Television.
Liz Vassey began her acting career at nine years old, performing in over fifty musicals and plays. At sixteen, she moved to New York and joined the cast of ‘All My Children’. Her performance on the show earned her a nomination for a Daytime Emmy. She has since appeared as a regular or recurring character in numerous television shows, pilots, and films. Her notable television roles include ‘ER’, ‘Maximum Bob’, ‘Necessary Roughness’, ‘Brotherly Love’, ‘Push Nevada’, ‘Two and a Half Men’, both the FOX live-action version and Amazon’s reboot of ‘The Tick’, ‘A Million Little Things’, and ‘NCIS: LA’. She is widely recognized for her five-year portrayal of DNA technician Wendy Simms on ‘CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’.
Beyond her acting career, Liz Vassey is an accomplished writer. During her final season on ‘CSI’, she co-wrote an episode. She has since sold eight television pilots and a TV movie, developing projects for networks and studios including NBC, Freeform, Universal, Netflix, WB, and CW. In 2019, Vassey made her directorial debut with the documentary feature ‘The Human Race’, which focuses on runners over the age of fifty. This film highlights her interest in diverse topics and her capabilities behind the camera.
Vassey’s career demonstrates a consistent presence in the entertainment industry as an actress, and a progressive expansion into writing and directing. Her extensive work across various genres and platforms showcases her versatility and long-standing engagement in both on-screen and behind-the-scenes capacities. She continues to reside in Hollywood with her husband, David Emmerichs.
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