Kelly Rouse

Kelly Rouse received a BFA in Motion Picture, Television & Recording Arts from Florida State University. In Los Angeles, Kelly worked as a creative executive at Echo Lake Productions. After leaving Echo Lake, she worked on Miramax’s “View From The Top” and served as a script analyst for Dream Entertainment. Her romantic comedy screenplay, “Most Likely Two”, was acquired by Columbia Pictures, earning her membership in the WGAWest. Kelly also co-directed and co-produced the feature documentary, “The Year of Paper”, which follows three couples through their newlywed year and examines the same-sex marriage debate. “The Year of Paper” was distributed in the educational market by Frameline. Kelly is a member of the Geena Davis Institute of Gender in Media. She is currently President of Digigal Pictures, based in St. Petersburg, FL.