Rosser Goodman is an American film and television director, writer and
producer. Goodman founded her own production company, KGB Films in the
90's upon moving to Hollywood. Goodman's company is now called Circle
Content in partnership with fashion designer and costume designer
Oneita Parker.Born in Washington, D.C., Goodman grew up acting and
singing in the theater. At an early age, she was enrolled in advance
drama classes at the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts founded by
Toby Orenstein. In high school, Goodman's creative writing, social
commentary and character studies flourished at The Park School of
Baltimore. Goodman then graduated a year early from the honors college
New College of Florida to attend film graduate school at Temple
University's Anthropology Film Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. From
there Goodman got her first big break working on NBC Television's
Earth 2, produced by Steven Spielberg and his production company
Amblin Entertainment. Goodman is openly lesbian.Early in Rosser's
career, she wrote, directed, and produced several award-winning
digital shorts. Each received worldwide acclaim screening at film
festivals worldwide including Mix New York and Immaginaria.
Consequently, record label executive, Nicole Ehrlich, tapped Rosser to
direct a rock-n-roll documentary entitled Dropped, an exposé on
failed bands signed by record labels. The project was purchased by the
Sundance TV.Rosser went on to direct and produce Holding Trevor. A
darkly comedic, coming of age film. Regent Releasing nabbed the film
at its first Los Angeles festival premiere. Regent delivered a U.S.
theatrical release and bought all North American rights. Additionally,
the film sold in Western Europe. Regent Entertainment eventually
bought the worldwide rights. Dennis Harvey at Variety said "director
Rosser Goodman delivers a polished product with solid tech values." At
the Los Angeles Times, Kevin Thomas said "Director Rosser Goodman
makes the crucial decisions facing Trevor suspenseful and involving --
and tinged with humor as well as pathos."
producer. Goodman founded her own production company, KGB Films in the
90's upon moving to Hollywood. Goodman's company is now called Circle
Content in partnership with fashion designer and costume designer
Oneita Parker.Born in Washington, D.C., Goodman grew up acting and
singing in the theater. At an early age, she was enrolled in advance
drama classes at the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts founded by
Toby Orenstein. In high school, Goodman's creative writing, social
commentary and character studies flourished at The Park School of
Baltimore. Goodman then graduated a year early from the honors college
New College of Florida to attend film graduate school at Temple
University's Anthropology Film Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. From
there Goodman got her first big break working on NBC Television's
Earth 2, produced by Steven Spielberg and his production company
Amblin Entertainment. Goodman is openly lesbian.Early in Rosser's
career, she wrote, directed, and produced several award-winning
digital shorts. Each received worldwide acclaim screening at film
festivals worldwide including Mix New York and Immaginaria.
Consequently, record label executive, Nicole Ehrlich, tapped Rosser to
direct a rock-n-roll documentary entitled Dropped, an exposé on
failed bands signed by record labels. The project was purchased by the
Sundance TV.Rosser went on to direct and produce Holding Trevor. A
darkly comedic, coming of age film. Regent Releasing nabbed the film
at its first Los Angeles festival premiere. Regent delivered a U.S.
theatrical release and bought all North American rights. Additionally,
the film sold in Western Europe. Regent Entertainment eventually
bought the worldwide rights. Dennis Harvey at Variety said "director
Rosser Goodman delivers a polished product with solid tech values." At
the Los Angeles Times, Kevin Thomas said "Director Rosser Goodman
makes the crucial decisions facing Trevor suspenseful and involving --
and tinged with humor as well as pathos."
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