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"From a young age, I knew that storytelling
had the power to protect my family & get me
free push-pops from the local liquor store."
- Rosa Navarrete
Los Angeles, 90's
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In Tune - 1st Place Winner of CBS Leadership Pipeline
Projects
A'we Deh Ya, Co-Creator & Editor
Winner, Best Screendance Film Denton Black Film Festival (2022)
Sippin' , Director
Winner, Spirit of the Festival Award, LIFE Film Festival (2023)
The Train (series), Writer & Director
LA SKINS Festival (2021)
LIFE Film Festival (2022)
The Happenings
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Acting
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Joined the Amapola Players
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Directing
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Confessions to the Moon is entering festival market!
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Sippin' Short Film written by Gilbert Salazar is hosting private screenings with the Restorative Justice community and was shared in Toronto!
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Writing
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Completed my first feature film script & preparing for TABLE READ in January 2024.
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Community
- Launched Yoga for Storytellers!
- Joined Refugee Children Center Board :)
- Running for ELLA SPORTS FOUNDATION at LA Marathon - fundraisers.hakuapp.com/rosa-navarrete
- Became Co-Vice Chair for National Playwriting Program with the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
Short Films
The Art of Being Brown
Written & Directed by Rosa Navarrete & Sami Cubias
DP: Lucía Sanchez/Lux Nueve
Actors: Sami Cubias, Rosa Navarrete, and Alex Bonte
Featured at the Immigration Symposium for UC Berkeley's Undocunation movement (2013)
Read the Culture/Strike article (2013)
Matriarchy Short Film
Written: Patricia Zamorano
Directed by Rosa Navarrete & Patricia Zamorano
DP: Rosa Navarrete
Actors: Lauren Ballesteros, Sujey Gonzalez, Maia "Vik" Villa, Jasmin Iraheta, Maria G. Gonzalez, Miguel Roura, Dante Dylan Gonzalez, Scarlett Kiley Renee Muguia
Mural artwork: Nani Chacon IG: @nanibahchacon
Featured at The Schwules Museum in Berlin, Germany curated by Vera Hofmann (2018), Avenue 50 Art Gallery curated by Karineh Mahdessian (2019), Mujeres Con Faldas de Serpientes y Talones de Aguila curated by Dr. Martina Ayala (2020), CINEARTE Film Festival curated by Karla Legaspy (2018), and more.
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