RUBY ROSE COLLINS

Ruby Rose Collins is a filmmaker drawn to narratives that focus on memory—how it warps, reshapes, and ultimately defines our lives. She likes to explore the fragile lines between truth and perception. With a background in investigative documentary, her work is often rooted in the intersections of personal history and collective memory. To interigate and expose our inconsistencies. She came up in theater, directing in New York. She is a twin.

As a documentary producer, Ruby has worked for ABC News, Springhill, Roc Nation, and CNN. She is currently a Producer and Writer on Mara Brock Akil's Netflix scripted series FOREVER, an award-winning adaptation of Judy Blume's beloved novel. Her narrative short all the love I could handle screened at Chicago International Film Festival, BlackStar, and HollyShorts, and is now part of film school curricula. She is in post-production on her next short, 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 -- but ntense ones! Like Bruce Norris' Downstate.

Film + Theater + Press