Unfrosted stands as a notable work in Sarah Cooper's career, one entry point into the range of projects she has taken on as a comedian, actor, writer, and television producer.

Cooper was born on January 1, 1977, in Jamaica, and later became a citizen of the United States. She attended Colonel Zadok A. Magruder High School and went on to study at the University of Maryland. From those beginnings she developed a career that draws on several related crafts — comedy, writing, blogging, acting, and television production — all conducted in English.

In 2016, Cooper published her first two books: 100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings and Draw What Success Looks Like. Both appeared in the same year, marking a significant moment in her work as an author. Alongside her books, she has worked as a blogger, adding that form to the other modes through which she operates as a writer. The 2016 publications gave her a visible presence as an author at a point in her career when she was also active across other areas of creative work.

Her involvement with Unfrosted reflects the breadth of her activity as a performer and producer. Cooper's work as a television producer, alongside her acting, shows a career that has extended well beyond any single role or medium. The 2016 books and the subsequent screen and production work together trace a path across distinct but connected crafts, and Unfrosted remains among the named works that mark her career's ongoing range.