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Alicia J Rose 

Director. Photographer. Creative.

Award winning filmmaker & photographer Alicia J. Rose has directed over 3 dozen music videos for artists like First Aid Kit, Cake and Bob Mould as well as visually branding popular bands like The Decemberists and others with her imaginative portraiture. She has also created branded content for a diverse group of clients, from commercial to musical to political. Her approach to directing utilizes her unique sense of visual style, grounded emotion and snappy storytelling to deliver authentic narratives that resonate deeply with viewers.  Her images have appeared in magazines worldwide. From rock stars to chefs to real people and places, her location based portraits are known for their use of natural light, composition and composure - her ease with subjects shining through the picture itself.  

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Hit web series “The Benefits of Gusbandry” was her first foray into digital episodic storytelling and over its two seasons received wide acclaim from press outlets like The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, A/V Club, PASTE, OUT and others. Her feature directorial debut - hybrid narrative/musical "A Kaddish For Bernie Madoff" won both the Narrative Audience Award at the 2021 Ashland Independent Film Festival and the Best New Directors Award at the 2021 Port Townsend Film Festival. She is currently directing/editing "Girls in Trouble TV" a new episodic project she created in collaboration with "Kaddish" star Alicia Jo Rabins and producer Lara Cuddy, as well as creating new music videos and short-form branded content, imagery and commercials for Northwest clients like Energy Trust of Oregon, Betsy & Iya and The Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel. 

 

For creative & commercial collaboration inquires please CONNECT.

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Rose is also a musician fka Miss Murgatroid. She currently performs in Portland trio Party Witch.

 

Alicia J. Rose Productions & Photography LLC is a certified ESB & WBE in the state of Oregon.

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Photo credit: Alicia Jo Rabins

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