Tasha Huo
screenwriter and producer
Tasha Huo is an American screenwriter and producer whose work includes the feature film Red Sonja (2025), the Netflix series Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft (2024–2025), and the Amazon Prime series The Mighty Nein (2025–present). She was named by Variety as one of the ten screenwriters to watch in 2023.
Early life
Huo grew up in California and attended Mills College, and later received an MFA from Boston University. Prior to writing full time, she ran a shelter on Skid Row in Los Angeles.
Career
In 2009, Huo was hired as an assistant at Universal Pictures. In 2013, Warner Brothers partnered with The Black List in a project to develop new talent, and selected her script The Darkness, a revenge thriller, for a two-step WGA deal.
Ubisoft awarded Huo a fellowship in 2018 to write and develop a pilot script for a television adaptation of the popular game Child of Light. In an interview with Variety, Huo stated that she was "a longtime fan of the game" and wanted to capture the theme of a strong female heroine in a fairy tale world in a live-action show.
In 2020, Huo wrote for The Adept, a comic book in the Wuxia genre published by Peter Shiao's Immortal Studios.
Netflix announced Huo as the writer and executive producer of Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft in January 2021.
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