Bailey Grady is a director, writer, producer, and gaffer hailing from New Mexico. She earned her B.S. in Digital Filmmaking from Eastern New Mexico University. Originally beginning her film career as a prospective union Grip/Electrician, Bailey quickly fell in love with the art of writing and directing, becoming heavily involved in Albuquerque’s independent film scene. Her work often features strong interpersonal dynamics between characters with an unusual edge. She is heavily inspired by horror, and often blends elements of the genre with others to create something unique (and often bloody). Bailey also draws heavily from her surroundings, featuring elements of alternative subculture, womanhood, queerness, and the realities of being a filmmaker in day to day life. She has directed three short films; Long Night (2024), Yes Ma’m (2026), and Molly Makes A Snuff Film (2026). Areas of Focus: Horror, Genre Film, Womanhood & Feminism, Queerness, Subculture & Fandom