Sabrina Saleha is a Navajo screenwriter and director, and currently a Staff Writer on AMC’s Dark Winds. She made her directorial debut with Legend of Fry-Roti: Rise of the Dough, which won the Audience Award for Best Short at deadCenter Film Festival, the Best New Mexico Short Jury Award at the Santa Fe International Film Festival, and Achievement in Acting at LA Skins Fest, and has screened at festivals worldwide. She is a 2025 Sundance Native Lab Artist-in-Residence and a 2025 Stowe Story Labs x New Mexico Film Office Screenwriting Fellow. She is also a graduate of the 2024 NYU Tisch Directing Intensive for Indigenous Voices, a 2023 imagineNATIVE Screenwriting Feature Lab Fellow, a 2023 Native American Animation Lab Fellow, and a 2022 Native American Media Alliance TV Writers Lab Fellow.Sabrina earned her MFA in Screenwriting from the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), where she received scholarships from Warner Bros. Discovery, the American Indian Circle Fellowship, and the Navajo Nation. As an actress, her recent credits include Barry, Marvel’s Echo, The English Teacher, Single Drunk Female, Station 19, The Cleaning Lady, Panhandle, and Damascus.