A natural offshoot, Meyers has built a reputation as a filmmaker under her company RM Productions. The recipient of 15 awards internationally, she has tackled a range of genres from high concept to character-driven content. In 2012, she received the Young Artist Development Award from Chaspen Foundation for the Arts for her work as writer and producer on the noir Midnight Showing. Her directorial debut, the action-packed western comedy Highway 15, garnered awards at festivals across the country, including Best Direction. Most notably, Zoe + Ari, a short LGBTQ+ dramedy which Meyers directed and produced, screened in 30+ festivals, won 4 awards, and screened in the 2018 Cannes Court Métrage. She received Best Director at the UCLAx Film Festival for Zoe + Ari, and her heartfelt short Forget-Me-Not won Best Drama Short Film at the North Hollywood Cinefest. In 2024, she was one of eight writers worldwide invited to attend the Nostos Screenwriting Retreat in Arezzo, Italy helmed by mentor Jessie Keyt of NYU Tisch. In 2025, Meyers wrote, directed, produced, and starred in the one-act stage adaptation of her psychological thriller Mister Snow at the 30 Minutes or Less Festival. The “masterclass, incredible show” (Stage Takes) was awarded Top of the Festival and Best Writing. This June, her second one-act What Survives is set to premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Meyers is currently in development on several projects, including The Shift, a dystopian sci-fi film/book trilogy.
