I USED TO LOVE HER

Kayla Robinson is an accomplished director and storyteller from San Antonio, TX, known for her character-driven stories that explore marginalized perspectives on identity, grief, and connection. Her short films, ‘I USED TO LOVE HER’ and ‘BALL IS BALL’, have received praise for their honest portrayals of complex human experiences. In documentary filmmaking, she has garnered attention from PBS, Sony, American Documentary and several Oscar-qualifying film festivals with her project ‘QUILTED EDUCATION’, highlighting the intersection of Black History and fiber art. Previously a career ad-woman, she has lent her creative prowess to major brands like Apple, Google, and Snickers, earning numerous industry awards.