She graduated from Seattle University summa cum laude with the 2014 Fr. Alex McDonald S.J. Award within her major - film studies. Rogers wrote, edited, and directed her thesis film, “Collision,” which premiered in the National Film Festival of Talented Youth’s “Femme Finale” closing shorts package highlighting the best female directors of the festival. “Collision” also screened in Seattle’s Local Sightings and the Marfa Film Festival, in addition to being featured on King 5’s New Day Northwest and The Seattle Times. Rogers was awarded the 2014 Juneau Arts and Humanities Council Individual Artist’s award for her film and was a featured panelist on Seattle’s Women in Film. She continues to work in film production where she strives to create meaningful images within welcoming and community oriented on-set atmospheres.