Rochée Jeffrey

ROCHÉE is a writer/director/performer who hails originally from Jamaica. While attending Howard University, she won the Paul Robeson Award for Best Original Screenplay and Best Music Video Direction. She went on to direct the first scripted one-hour drama in Belize, Noh Matta Wat. Her one-hour pilot, Welcome to America, was a semifinalist for the ScreenCraft Fellowship in 2014, and a finalist for Issa Rae's ColorCreative.TV's drama cycle. Rochée's one-hour pilot, Unique State of Mind, co-written with her writing partner, was featured on WeForShe's 2016 list of the Best Pilots Written by Women. She is a 2017 Film Independent Project Involve Screenwriting Fellow, FOX's 2017 HBCU Fellow and a 2018 Humanitas Prize Finalist. Rochée was a staff writer on VH1's dramedy series Daytime Divas, which premiered in 2017, the Step Up series on YouTube Red and Showtime's Golden Globe-nominated series, SMILF. Rochée is represented by Peter Dodd, Josh Hornstock and Alyysa Lanz at United Talent Agency (UTA) and Lucy Stutz at Rain Management Group.