Education
Wake Forest University.
Wake Forest University.
She got her start in entertainment as a writer and actress for the comedy website CollegeHumor before becoming a writer for the television sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live. From there she became a full time writer and the first female permanent employee. As part of the CollegeHumor staff she starred as a fictionalized version of herself in the short-lived television series The CollegeHumor Show (2009) and web series including Hardly Working and Full Benefits.
Starred as other characters in other original videos.
And wrote episodes, videos and articles In 2011, Schneider became a writer for Saturday Night Live.
She had been a guest writer on the last five episodes of season 36 (2010–2011) and became a full time writer from season 37 (2011–2012).
Nominations 67th Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special (Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special) 66th Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics (Saturday Night Live) 65th Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series (Saturday Night Live) 65th Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special (Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday) 64th Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series (Saturday Night Live) 63rd Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series (Saturday Night Live).
