Sav Rodgers

Originally from Kansas, Sav Rodgers is a filmmaker and screenwriter whose work often centers on telling highly specific, surprising stories about queer people. He is the director/producer of Chasing Chasing Amy, an upcoming feature documentary about the complex legacy of Kevin Smith's Chasing Amy among LGBTQ+ people and the profound, lasting impression on his own life. Sav delivered a TED Talk on the subject titled, "The rom-com that saved my life." His screenplay I Love You, Margot Robbie, co-written with Taylor Gates, was selected for The GLAAD List in 2022. In 2017, Sav graduated from the University of Kansas. He is an alumnus of the Outfest Screenwriting Lab, the Producers Guild of America's PGA Create program, the TED Residency, and the Telluride Film Festival Student Symposium. His short films have screened at festivals like Slamdance, the Cleveland International Film Festival, and the American Pavilion Emerging Filmmaker Showcase. Sav is the Founder and Executive Director of the Transgender Film Center, a nonprofit aiming to help trans creators bring finished films to audiences around the world.

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Camera Operator:
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

Director:
2016  Sketches
2017  Dragtivists
2019  Queen for a Day
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

First Assistant Director:
2016  Sketches
2017  Dragtivists
2019  Academic Super Squad
2019  Queen for a Day
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

Producer:
2016  Shooting Clerks
2016  Sketches
2017  Dragtivists
2018  Belong To Us
2018  Rattle
2019  Academic Super Squad
2019  Protected
2019  Queen for a Day
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

Thanks:
2016  Shooting Clerks
2016  Sketches
2017  Dragtivists
2018  Belong To Us
2018  Rattle
2019  Academic Super Squad
2019  Protected
2019  Queen for a Day
2021  Synonymous With
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

Writer:
2016  Shooting Clerks
2016  Sketches
2017  Dragtivists
2018  Belong To Us
2018  Rattle
2019  Academic Super Squad
2019  Protected
2019  Queen for a Day
2021  Synonymous With
2023  Chasing Chasing Amy

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