About

Roxanne Lim (she/her) is a writer and producer from Uptown NYC, fascinated by pop culture and identity reclaimed through imagination.

A Zillennial who got her start writing TEEN TITANS fanfic in Neopets forums, she is an eldest daughter, a queer, third-generation Filipina-Chinese-American, and a survivor of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

A citrus-lover, Roxanne gravitates toward slice-of-life stories with exciting twists. Her docuseries, "MAARTE," chronicles Filipina-American artists, while "BABYGIRL," her dramedy pilot, explores a diverse group of Asian girls navigating complex relationships and the adrenaline-fueled world of street racing.

Roxanne holds a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism, co-hosts WOVXN Book Club (a space celebrating femme writers of color), and is a proud alumna of the 2026 WGAE Support Staff Training Program (Script Coordinator Track).

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“Tomorrow's world is yours to build.”

-Yuri Kochiyama

Core Values

  • Create against the current: my work aspires for accountability, not oversaturation.

  • Representation is just the tip of the iceberg. I aim to go beyond to promote visibility and dialogue.

  • Fostering authentic relationships and partnerships by providing the care they deserve.

Press

  • SUPLADA PODCAST

    Podcast I host to showcase Filipinx/a/o narratives.

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  • GITWFF Interview

    Blog feature on ConnectHer site about being Asian-American women in the entertainment industry.

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  • LES Girls Club 2018

    Spoke on a panel at the LES Girl’s Club about becoming a filmmaker.

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  • Janine Between The Lines Podcast

    Things we talked about: the book “We The Animals” and how much we love spam and rice.

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  • FANHS-MNY

    Presentation on authentic storytelling for FANHS-MNY Merienda, a virtual programming series highlighting local creatives.

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  • Claudia Kishi Club: Mini-Documentary

    Directed by Sue Ding, featured on Netflix. I was Production Assistant for the NYC shoot dates.

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  • Hip Hop Bruha

    DJ Kuttin Kandi invited me and JL Umipig to her podcast to discuss the production of "Raised Pinay”, how story-telling is at the heart of artist-activism, and the call to amplify the diverse narratives of Filipinx peoples and the need for decolonization.

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  • "Why I Love New York" Feature

    Feature on WILNYC blog in 2015.

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