Biography
Raelle Tucker is an American television writer, producer and showrunner. She moved to Los Angeles at the age of seventeen and became a founding member and artistic director of the CAG Theatre Company. She attended the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women, where she wrote and directed the short film The Clay Man.
Tucker wrote for the first two seasons of Supernatural (2005) before joining the writing and producing staff of HBO's True Blood (2008), where she worked for six seasons and rose to executive producer in 2013. Her other credits include writing and executive producing on Marvel's Jessica Jones (2015), creating the Facebook Watch series Sacred Lies (2018), and co-developing The Power (2023).
She has received nominations for Primetime Emmy, Golden Globe, Writers Guild and Producers Guild awards, and won a Constellation Award for Best Science Fiction Teleplay.
