Melinda Hill is a multifaceted and accomplished individual, boasting a remarkable career as a comedian, writer, and actress who has gained international recognition for her exceptional talents. Her impressive resume is dotted with numerous awards and nominations, showcasing her remarkable versatility and dedication to her craft.
One of her most notable achievements is the creation, writing, production, and starring role in the series "Romantic Encounters with Melinda Hill" (2012),which garnered critical acclaim and numerous accolades, including "outstanding achievement in writing and acting" at the LA Web Fest, as well as being nominated for "best comedy series" at the LA Weekly Web Awards and an IndieWire Critic's Pick.
In addition to her work on "Romantic Encounters," Hill also created the web series "All Growz Up with Melinda Hill" (2013) and co-created "The Program" (2014) with Maria Bamford, produced by Funny or Die Productions. Her voice acting skills have also been showcased in the popular animated series "Adventure Time" (2010),where she brings multiple characters to life.
Hill's impressive television and film credits include appearances on Comedy Central's "Pretend Time" (2010) with Nick Swardson, "Reno 911!" (2003),"The Sarah Silverman Program" (2007),"Important Things with Demetri Martin" (2009),"Bill Maher's Bright Day!" (2010),"The Winner" (2007),"Frank TV" (2007),"Glory Daze" (2010),and "Chris Kattan's Bollywood Hero" (2009).
As a stand-up comedian, Hill has been featured on various prominent shows, including "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (2005),"The Bonnie Hunt Show" (2008),BBC's "The World Stands Up" (2004),"NESN Comedy All-Stars" (2008),"Comics Unleashed" (2006),"Who Wants to Date a Comedian?" (2011),"StandUp in Stilettos" (2012) on ABC, and "Comedy.TV" (2010),which she also hosted.
Hill's critically-acclaimed CD, "The Accidental Bisexual," is available on iTunes, and her weekly live show, "What's Up, Tiger Lily," was named "best stand-up show" by LA Weekly and LAist. She is a regular contributor to various publications, including Huffington Post Comedy, XOJane, and Hellogiggles, and her essays have been featured in LA Innuendo & Opium Magazine.
