Ramaa Mosley is an award-winning creative leader and filmmaker with over 15 years of experience across television, advertising, branded content, and entertainment. She’s worked with Fortune 500 clients and major studios, serving as Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer at Adolescent Content, Founder and CCO at Heroines Advertising Agency, and Director at Laundry Films.
She’s behind award-winning projects such as Meta’s social strategy generating 100M+ impressions, Tinder’s “#PutYourselfOutThere” (800M impressions, 126K new users in 30 days), Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” (18.4M views, record-setting engagement), Samsung’s viral “Internal Beauty” campaign (2.5M global viewers), and WLDKAT’s Shorty Award-winning beauty launch. As a director, her credits include feature films “The Brass Teapot” (TIFF premiere, Magnolia Pictures) and “Lost Child,” plus episodes for Paramount+, Netflix, and FOX.
Ramaa pioneered a revolutionary agency model at Adolescent Content, building a dual-network ecosystem of 6,000+ Gen Z creators across 25+ countries and 50,000 research respondents. This approach identifies cultural trends 4-6 months before mainstream adoption, consistently delivering engagement rates 2-3× industry benchmarks.
She has won numerous international awards including an Emmy, Shorty Award, Addy Award, and was named to Shoot Magazine’s Top 10 Female Directors. The United Nations honored her with the Global 500 UNEP Award for her first film at age 16.
Current and past clients include Meta, Netflix, Tinder, Walmart, LG, Samsung, Target, Bliss, Always, Converse, Beats by Dre, Benefit Cosmetics, and Chevrolet, among others.
When not developing television shows and brand campaigns or directing, Ramaa mentors young creators and continues exploring innovative storytelling approaches across platforms.