Becca Roth

Becca Roth is a renowned queer narrative and documentary filmmaker with notable achievements in the industry.

Becca has earned recognition as a 2022 Academy Nicholl Fellowship Semifinalist and was named one of the Austin Film Festival's 2021 Screenwriters to Watch.

Her feature screenplay, Margo & Perry, made it to The GLAAD List during Sundance 2020, showcasing her talent in LGBTQ-inclusive storytelling.

She has directed compelling films such as the short film version of Margo & Perry, featuring acclaimed actors Sofia Black-D'Elia and Annie Parisse.

Additionally, Becca directed The Book of Ruth, starring the esteemed Tovah Feldshuh, which has been well-received at numerous international film festivals.

Her comedy short, 'Lenses,' has been screened at prestigious festivals like Palm Springs International Shortfest and had a successful run at IFC Center.

Beyond filmmaking, Becca is an accomplished improv comedian, having performed on house teams at UCB and The PIT in New York City.

In the documentary realm, Becca has worked with renowned production companies like Shine Global and Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer, showcasing her versatility as a director.

She has also helmed the award-winning feature-length documentary 'One: A Story of Love and Equality.'

Becca Roth is based in Los Angeles and enjoys the company of her charming Australian Shepherd.