RUBY ROSE COLLINS
Ruby Rose Collins is a filmmaker interested in how “ordinary” people end up doing terrible things. Her work explores moral contradiction, unreliable memory, and psychological unraveling.
Basically, the uncomfortable belief that monsters deserve empathy, too.
She came up directing theater in New York and has since worked as a writer and producer in investigative documentary and scripted television. She has produced for ABC News, CNN, Springhill, and Roc Nation, and currently serves as a Writer and Co-Producer on Mara Brock Akil's Peobody award-winning Netflix series FOREVER. Her film all the love I could handle screened at Chicago International Film Festival, BlackStar, and HollyShorts. She is in post-production on her latest, Squatter, and in development on her debut feature, WANT ME.
Her biggest dream is to open a theater in her backyard in East LA and direct monthly plays -- intense ones! Like Bruce Norris' Downstate. :)
Basically, the uncomfortable belief that monsters deserve empathy, too.
She came up directing theater in New York and has since worked as a writer and producer in investigative documentary and scripted television. She has produced for ABC News, CNN, Springhill, and Roc Nation, and currently serves as a Writer and Co-Producer on Mara Brock Akil's Peobody award-winning Netflix series FOREVER. Her film all the love I could handle screened at Chicago International Film Festival, BlackStar, and HollyShorts. She is in post-production on her latest, Squatter, and in development on her debut feature, WANT ME.
Her biggest dream is to open a theater in her backyard in East LA and direct monthly plays -- intense ones! Like Bruce Norris' Downstate. :)