was the executive producer on the Netflix series Twelve Forever, sometime before July 2019. However, in September 2019, she stated that she had no connection with the show since the spring of 2019. She is currently the executive producer on the upcoming sci-fi show, Forever Alone. In August 2018, she appeared at Flame Con, as did Kaitlyn Alexander, Julia Kaye, Irene Koh, MariNaomi, Molly Ostertag, ND Stevenson, Lilah Sturges, Mariko Tamaki and Brittney Williams. Social and political views Petosky is politically active. In 2002, she edited and animated the political videos for Bushboy.com, cited as pioneering Internet political parody videos pre-YouTube. The popularity of these video led to Petosky doing paid work for Arianna Huffington, Al Franken, and working with Eric Utne to create videos promoting instant-runoff voting. In 2016, in response to "statements of love and images" of men kissing, and in defiance of the homophobic feelings of the gunman Omar Mateen, who perpetrated the Orlando shooting, she posted "a collage of male couples kissing", which she says caused her to immediately lose "200 followers on Twitter," although the post was "liked more than a thousand times." One year later, when interviewed by GLAAD, she stated that she has seen "negative consequences" for simultaneously working in the entertainment industry and being an early "vocal advocate for more fair and accurate representations of transgender people in the media," noting that some people have been scared to meet with her, with some telling her to tone down her posts, although others supported her. As such, she called for trans people to do work that is visible, and said it is weird that LGBT people are "underrepresented in the telling of their own cultural stories." She said something similar in a 2015 interview. Petosky also stated, in 2018, that Amazon told her to "tone down" her political messages, claiming it's unwelcome coming from someone working for them, and saying she should stop being as critical of the TSA. Podcast appearances Filmography Film Television Notes References External links Big Time Attic 1974 births Animators from Montana LGBT animators Living people People from Kalispell, Montana Transgender women Transgender artists Transgender writers American women animators American female comics artists LGBT people from Montana