Rebekah Galvan is a writer, director, and actor from Southern California whose films sit with grief, forgiveness, and the quiet ways people find their way back to each other.

In 2026 she bet on herself: she financed, wrote, and rallied a crew for a 12-day road-trip shoot, directing and acting in her debut feature, The Road That Holds Us, now in post-production with 4 Ways Entertainment.

She started as an actor, training with Margie Haber, Ryan R. Williams, and Zak Barnett, then studied directing at Chapman University's Dodge College as a Chapman Fellow. She was brought onto the indie feature Near Death as creative producer to rebuild its story and oversee reshoots, and she has developed and selected projects for Bureau Unknown.

Her next short, Leave a Message, shoots in early 2027. She lives on the Southern California coast, usually somewhere near a shortboard.