Lee Rose embarked on her illustrious career by joining the esteemed ranks of The Ensemble Studio Theater and The Los Angeles Actors Theater, honing her craft before transitioning to the realms of film and television. Subsequently, she spent several years immersed in the production process, gradually evolving into a skilled scriptwriter.
Rose's creative endeavors soon extended to producing, as she brought numerous screenplays to life on the big and small screens. This marked the beginning of a new chapter in her career, as she subsequently ventured into the realm of direction. Her inaugural foray into directing was met with critical acclaim, as her film was invited to the prestigious Chicago Film Festival and drew inspiration from the landmark civil rights case, Sipes vs. McGhee.
Throughout her illustrious career, Rose has garnered an impressive array of accolades, including the coveted GLAAD Media Award, the GLAAD Fairness Award, and the Fairness Award from the Gay and Lesbian Center. Moreover, she has been recognized as a Humanitas finalist, a testament to her unwavering commitment to artistic excellence.
Rose's impressive directorial résumé boasts a diverse range of genres, from the critically acclaimed comedy-drama series, Grace and Frankie, to the iconic science fiction franchise, Star Trek. With her continued dedication to her craft, Lee Rose remains an influential figure in the world of film and television, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
