Rosanne Limoncelli is a filmmaker, writer, and roller skater living in Brooklyn. She has written, directed and produced short narrative films, documentaries and educational films. Rosanne also writes plays, screenplays, poetry, games, mysteries and science fiction. Her short fiction first appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and her most recent work can be seen in Suspense Magazine and Noir Nation. Rosanne’s short films have been screened in festivals around the world. Rosanne’s debut novel The Four Queens of Crime  (Crooked Lane Books/Penguin) is out March 11th, 2024, and her book Teaching Filmmaking: Empowering Students Through Visual Storytelling is available on Amazon.

Rosanne is the Senior Director for Film Technologies at the Kanbar Institute  and the Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center, Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, where she also teaches filmmaking, story writing and virtual production. She received her BFA from the Department of Film & TV at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and her MA and PhD in Teaching Reading, Writing, and Media from NYU’s Steinhardt School. She has been teaching writing and filmmaking to students and professors for more than three decades, and often serves as an education and technology consultant and as a speaker at conferences and universities.