Reema AlMajid is an accomplished Saudi filmmaker who has made significant contributions to the industry throughout her career. She has showcased her talents as a writer, director, and producer, working on numerous noteworthy films, and TV series. Reema has served as a producer for the Saudi films "Meal" (2023) and feature documentary "Memories from the North" (2021), in addition to her role as a production and script supervisor for the Ramadan TV series "Al-Zahiriyah" (2022), "Qorrat Aynik" (2023), and "Ya Hali" (2024), among other projects. Reema’s talent shone through with her experimental short film Fishbowl” (2023), which garnered recognition by winning the Daw' Film Competition, organized by the Saudi Ministry of Culture, in 2019. Her exceptional talent was further acknowledged when one of her scripts received a nomination from the Middle East Media Initiative (MEMI), leading to a six-week special development grant at the renowned University of

Southern California (USC) School of Cinematic Arts in 2022. Currently, Reema holds a full-time position at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, where she utilizes her creative skills to write and direct educational and motion graphics videos centered around health and well-being. Her outstanding achievements extend to multiple accolades at the esteemed Waai Award, organized by the Saudi Ministry of Health.