Ramaa Mosley made her first film at age sixteen, the documentary We Can Make a Difference, about global pollutions's effect on childeren. The documentary was screened around the world and went on to win a United Nations' Global 500 Award in Geneva, Switzerland. That same year, Ramaa enrolled at Bennington College in Vermont, where she studied theater, literature and photography. Upon graduating Ramaa was hired by the Dutch government to direct a documentary on the Aymara Indians of Bolivia. Within months, Ramaa had seven offers to sign as a director with the top commercial companies and soon she was directing music videos for bands such as The B-52s , Brendan Benson, Creed and Five for Fighting Ramaa has since been directing award winning national and international commercials for clients such as Adidas, Powerade , PGA, Pedigree, Walmart and ESPN. Ramaa just finished posting spots for ESPN and Microsoft Kinect.

Ramaa won best director at the First Glance Film Festival for her short film “Grace”. In 2011 she won the Audience Choice Award at Dance Camera West for her film “In Dreams I Run Wild”. This fall, Ramaa’s feature film directing debut “The Brass Teapot”, a comedy starring Juno Temple and Michael Angarano, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film will be released in theaters April 5th by Magnolia Pictures.

Most recently, Ramaa directed the Afghanistan segment of 10x10's documentary film "Girl Rising" which opened in theaters March 7th.