Roberta Nasser
Screenwriter in Seattle, Washington
Roberta L. Nasser writes Christmas Holiday Romance and Female-Driven screenplays and feature articles about women who confront internal limitations as they struggle with their Sense of Self, uniqueness, creativity, resilience, and break-through success in their quest to conquer stereotypes, norms, and situations that block their personal growth and actualization on the way to the joy and success in their lives.
“I began writing in High School as one of the editors of my yearbook, a Teen Scene Columnist for my hometown newspaper, a journalist for my college newsletter, and went on to study Literature, Film, and Theatre in college.
“I continued copy and content writing throughout employment via marketing sales letters, promotional emails, e-newsletters, and email marketing letters, followed later by blog and social media posts, and video scripts for both personal and an Online Product Website I founded and curated. I turned an article for a women's magazine I wrote into a short story. Later, I turned a book I wrote into a screenplay.
“The articles and manuscripts I have written led me to explore and train in the art of screenwriting until realizing that the visual medium of film best presented my ideas and utilized my skills.
"My Christmas Romance screenplay was judged a Quarterfinalist on ISA's Holiday and Emerging Screenwriters Contest 2025, and 3rd Place in the LA International Screenplay Awards. Now that I have written several screenplays in the Christmas genre, I have officially fallen in love with Christmas and Romance.
Roberta has a bachelor and master’s degree in Developmental, Educational, Counseling Psychology and a minor in English from Purdue University with multiple career certifications. Her career spans Employment, Human Resources, Mental Health, and Wellbeing.
“A woman wants the opportunity to strive to feel her power and strength in her world - not merely to win, but to build her confidence in facing the challenge and chaos of her existence that attempt to defy her belief in herself, her identity, her pleasure in competing and growing in herself, and her birthright to self-actualization within society”
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206.854.9215
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