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Robyn Paris, named a 2021 "Future Director of Studio Features" fellow by Blackmagic Collective, is an award-winning writer, director, and actor with an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA's School of Theatre, Film and Television. Praised as "super-talented" by PopSugar, "zany and witty" by Tubefilter, and a talent with "moxie and conviction" by the LA Times, she is best known for creating, directing, and starring in the popular web series "The Room Actors: Where Are They Now?".
"The Room Actors: Where Are They Now?" screened at Oscar-qualifying film festivals worldwide before launching in partnership with Funny or Die, amassing over 1 million views. Robyn received "Best Director" at the Chicago Comedy Film Festival and "Best Web Series" at the LA Indie Film Fest for the show, which features original cast members from the cult film "The Room" alongside seasoned comedians.
During her graduate studies at UCLA, Robyn won the Samuel Goldwyn Screenwriting Award for her dramatic feature "Odd Man Out," which explores a family raising a schizophrenic child. She also earned the Harmony Gold Screenwriting Award, Jack Nicholson Screenwriting Award, Oliver's Prize, the National Association of Theatre Owners of California/Nevada Fellowship in Screenwriting, and was nominated for a Humanitas Prize.
Born Robyn Elizabeth Osborne outside Los Angeles, she moved east with her family at six months old and was raised in Greensboro, North Carolina. Before pursuing the arts, Robyn earned a BA from Duke University and worked as a management consultant in Washington, DC.
Robyn is known for playing "Michelle," the best friend in Tommy Wiseau's cult classic "The Room." She was portrayed by June Diane Raphael in the Oscar-nominated film "The Disaster Artist.
