RAMAA MOSLEYRamaa is a film maker and activist. She directed her first documentary at the age of 16 years old, "We Can Make A Difference" which won the UNEP Global 500 award. Over the past seventeen years, Mosley has directed features, documentaries and hundreds of of award winning commercials and music videos and is represented for commercials by Splendid and Co in Los Angeles. She is also the founder of Adolescent Content.In 2011 she won Best Director at the LA Film Festival for her short film "Grace". In 2013 she directed her debut feature film, "The Brass Teapot" starring Juno Temple which premiered at TIFF, was distributed by Magnolia pictures was released in 2013 and was nominated for the International Critics' Award (FIPRESCI) and Saturn Award. The Brass Teapot, a VFX and supernatural action film was made for 900k in 19 days. In the fall of 2013 Mosley directed the Afghan segment of the feature film "Girl Rising". Mosley is currently in pre-production on the micro budget feature film dramatic thriller. "Tatterdemalion" which begins production in the Missouri Ozarks in 2015. That will be followed by the feature film thriller "Nelson" produced by Robert Stein and Mark Amin shooting in Los Angeles in the fall of 2015.