Julie Casper Roth
Julie Casper Roth (born Julie E. Casper), is an American artist, documentary filmmaker, experimental video artist, and writer based in Connecticut. Career. Casper Roth's work has been presented at many venues, including the MadCat International Women's Film Festival (2007, "Object Lessons", West Coast premier), the Athens International Film and Video Festival, Chicago Reeling Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival, Dumbo Art Under the Bridge Festival, and the Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival and Anthology Film Archives. In addition, Casper Roth's work has been screened in gallery settings including Artists’ Television Access in San  Francisco and the SCOPE Art Fair held at Lincoln Center and in Basel, Switzerland. She won 2nd Place in the experimental category in the 2008 Athens International Film and Video Festival. In 2011, she screened "Housewives: Left Alone!" at the video_dumbo video festival held in conjunction with the 2011 DUMBO Arts Festival. In 2008, she screened "A Matter of Fiction" at the video_dumbo video festival as part of the 2008 DUMBO Arts Festival in Brooklyn, NY. In 2008, the Smith College alumnae magazine wrote that, "[Roth's] work has steadily gained national exposure since her graduation from Smith" in 2007 . And the March 2008 issue of the Smith alum magazine contained a follow-up feature about Casper Roth entitled, "Alum Filmmaker Getting National Exposure." In 2007, "The Chicago Traveler" magazine mentioned Casper Roth's screening of "Tokens" as one of the highlights of the 2007 Chicago Reeling Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival. As of 2015, Casper Roth was a producer/director at WMHT-PBS where she created documentary content and was the initial producer for "AHA! A House of Arts", a weekly television arts program. Her documentary "Out in Albany" was the first documentary aired on public television to  highlight the history and contemporary work of the Albany, NY Capital Region's LGBTQ community. Personal life. Julie Casper Roth graduated cum laude from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. She resides in Connecticut.