Rosemary Rodriguez | |
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Occupation | Television director |
Years active | 2001–present |
Rosemary Rodriguez is an American film and television director. She directed the 2015 film Silver Skies starring George Hamilton. [1]
In 2001 Rodriguez wrote, produced and directed a feature film called Acts of Worship , about a young woman struggling with drug addiction. The film was nominated for, and won, numerous independent film awards as well as film festival awards. [2]
Rodriguez has worked as a director on many United States television series, including The Walking Dead , Third Watch , Law & Order , Rescue Me , Castle , Criminal Minds , Undercovers , Without a Trace , Elementary and Jessica Jones . Recently she has directed episodes of two CBS drama series: The Good Wife and Blue Bloods , [3] as well as episode 2 in the 8th season and episode 4 of the 9th season of the AMC show The Walking Dead .
Film
Year | Title | Director | Producer | Writer |
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2001 | Acts of Worship | Yes | Yes | No |
2015 | Silver Skies | Yes | Yes | Yes |
TV movie
TV series
Year | Title | Director | Producer | Episode(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
2004–2005 | Third Watch | Yes | No | "Sins of the Fathers" |
Yes | No | "Too Little, Too Late" | ||
2005 | Law & Order | Yes | No | "Life Line" |
2006–2007 | Without a Trace | Yes | No | "Expectations" |
Yes | No | "Connections" | ||
2008 | Canterbury's Law | Yes | No | "What Goes Around" |
2009 | The Unusuals | Yes | No | "The Tape Delay" |
Rescue Me | Yes | No | "Control" | |
Yes | No | "Wheels" | ||
Yes | No | "Initiation" | ||
2010 | Castle | Yes | No | "The Third Man" |
Criminal Minds | Yes | No | "...A Thousand Words" | |
White Collar | Yes | No | "Company Man" | |
Undercovers | Yes | No | "Crashed" | |
Blue Bloods | Yes | No | "Re-Do" | |
2010–2016 | The Good Wife | Yes | No | "Fleas" |
Yes | No | "Cleaning House" | ||
Yes | No | "Silly Season" | ||
Yes | No | "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" | ||
Yes | No | "Parenting Made Easy" | ||
Yes | No | "Blue Ribbon Panel" | ||
Yes | No | "And the Law Won" | ||
Yes | No | "Here Comes the Judge" | ||
Yes | No | "Going for the Gold" | ||
Yes | No | "The Decision Tree" | ||
Yes | No | "A Few Words" | ||
Yes | No | "The One Percent" | ||
Yes | No | "Hail Mary" | ||
Yes | No | "Open Source" | ||
Yes | No | "Winning Ugly" | ||
Yes | No | "Discovery" | ||
Yes | No | "Judged" | ||
Yes | No | "Party" | ||
2011 | Lights Out | Yes | No | "The Comeback" |
Hawthorne | Yes | No | "Just Between Friends" | |
Yes | No | "Price of Admission" | ||
Yes | No | "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" | ||
Covert Affairs | Yes | No | "Horse to Water" | |
2012 | I Just Want My Pants Back | Yes | No | "Safety Nets" |
Yes | No | "A Piece of Cake" | ||
Yes | No | "Love Equation" | ||
Elementary | Yes | No | "The Rat Race" | |
2012, 2016 | Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | Yes | No | "Father Dearest" |
Yes | No | "Collateral Damages" | ||
2013 | Red Widow | Yes | No | "The Captive" |
Vegas | Yes | No | "Catacombs" | |
Yes | No | "Unfinished Business" | ||
Low Winter Sun | Yes | No | "Catacombs" | |
Hell on Wheels | Yes | No | "It Happened in Boston" | |
2014 | Rake | Yes | No | "50 Shades of Gay" |
Manhattan | Yes | No | "The New World" | |
2015 | Empire | Yes | No | "False Imposition" |
2015, 2018 | Jessica Jones | Yes | No | "AKA 1,000 Cuts" |
Yes | No | "AKA Shark in the Bathtub, Monster in the Bed" | ||
2016 | Outsiders | Yes | No | "Trust" |
Yes | No | "Day Most Blessed" | ||
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll | Yes | No | "Rolling in the Deep" | |
Yes | No | "Bang Bang" | ||
2016–2018 | The Walking Dead | Yes | No | "Sing Me a Song" |
Yes | No | "The Damned" | ||
Yes | No | "The Obliged" | ||
2017 | Pure Genius | Yes | No | "Grace" |
Sneaky Pete | Yes | No | "The Turn" | |
2018 | The Tick | Yes | No | "Risky Bismuth" |
Rise | Yes | Yes | "Most of All to Dream" | |
Yes | Yes | "What Flowers May Bloom" | ||
2019-2021 | Truth Be Told | Yes | No | "Black People in the Neighborhood" |
Yes | No | "Ghosts at the Feast" | ||
2020 | Home Before Dark | Yes | No | "Sting Like a Bee" |
Yes | No | "The Bird, Man" | ||
Yes | No | "Bigger Than All of Us" | ||
2021 | Dickinson | Yes | No | "The Only Ghost I Ever Saw" |
Yes | No | "The Daisy Follows Soft the Sun" | ||
2022 | Peacemaker | Yes | No | "Monkey Dory" |
2023 | Your Honor | Yes | No | "Part Nineteen" |
Yes | No | "Part Twenty" | ||
2024 | Elsbeth | Yes | No | "Love Knocked Off" |
Yes | No | "A Fitting Finale" |
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