Rachel Myers(II)
- Production Designer
- Director
- Producer
Rachel Myers is a film director and production designer known for Wendy's Shabbat, Kim Possible and Short Term 12. Rachel began as a child actor before designing and directing. She has collaborated in the creation of over 150 film, television and theatre productions.
From a pool of over 5,000 submissions, her film "Wendy's Shabbat" premiered at both the 2018 Tribeca International and Palm Springs International Film Festivals and at over 50 other film festivals worldwide. "Wendy's Shabbat" qualified for the 2019 Academy Awards and broadcast on PBS and TOPIC.
Rachel's work has also been featured in national and international publications, including the NY Times, LA Times, Cheddar and Vice. She has appeared on The Today Show with Megan Kelly, Michelle Collins Show on Sirius XM, Vice, Refinery 29, NY Daily News, Forward, Tablet, Variety, Broadway World, The Times of Israel, Women and Hollywood, Movie Maker, Newsday and more.
Her work has been exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Art and the NW Film Center at the Portland Museum of Art, BAM - The Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Watermill Center and are part of the permanent collection of the Getty. Her work has won an Ovation Award and Broadway World and Streamy Awards.
Rachel received her MFA from the Yale School of Drama and studied Theatre and Art at Pomona and Scripps Colleges and RADA the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London.
From a pool of over 5,000 submissions, her film "Wendy's Shabbat" premiered at both the 2018 Tribeca International and Palm Springs International Film Festivals and at over 50 other film festivals worldwide. "Wendy's Shabbat" qualified for the 2019 Academy Awards and broadcast on PBS and TOPIC.
Rachel's work has also been featured in national and international publications, including the NY Times, LA Times, Cheddar and Vice. She has appeared on The Today Show with Megan Kelly, Michelle Collins Show on Sirius XM, Vice, Refinery 29, NY Daily News, Forward, Tablet, Variety, Broadway World, The Times of Israel, Women and Hollywood, Movie Maker, Newsday and more.
Her work has been exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Art and the NW Film Center at the Portland Museum of Art, BAM - The Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Watermill Center and are part of the permanent collection of the Getty. Her work has won an Ovation Award and Broadway World and Streamy Awards.
Rachel received her MFA from the Yale School of Drama and studied Theatre and Art at Pomona and Scripps Colleges and RADA the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London.
