Sarah Rossmann is a writer for a TV crime series in Germany. She grew up with film early on, with an independent movie theater as the family business. Sarah completed professional courses in Film and TV Producing, including screenwriting, at the New York Film Academy and Marketing Entertainment at UCLA Extension. She also holds a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University and a Master of Anthropology with Minors in Gender Studies and Sociology from Freie Universität Berlin.

Sarah combines her passion for social justice and women’s rights with creative storytelling to dismantle stereotypes in media and entertainment. Her female-driven stories tend to grapple with violence against women and distrust in the justice system. Sarah’s independent screenplays have won multiple awards and nominations, including Best Feature Screenplay from the Los Angeles Film Awards for Running Through Revolution. She is a member of the Screenwriters Guild of Germany.

All The Truth I Could Not See, adapted from her screenplay Murder in the Big Easy, is Sarah’s unpublished debut novel.

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