New York-based director and photographer Beth Sacca, renowned for her visual storytelling and humour, has signed to Riff Raff in the UK and US for representation.

Beginning her career as a photo editor at Cosmopolitan before joining New York Magazine, Sacca's photography has received significant recognition, including Cover of the Year at the American Society of Magazine Editors Awards and a Gold Cube from the Art Directors Club. 

In 2025, her short film Heat Wave received Silver in the “In the Making” category at The 1.4 Awards. Her clients include leading publications such as The New Yorker, GQ, Bloomberg, Businessweek, and Vogue Italia.

Her visual language is exemplified in After Hours, a stunning photographic and motion series that explores themes of isolation, routine, and emotional detachment all layered with Beth’s signature humorous undertone.

Sacca is currently expanding her creative practice into film, continuing to build a distinctive voice across both still and moving images.

Sarah O’Kane, Head of Development & Special Projects at Riff Raff, says: “Beth is one of those rare talents whose strong visual eye is matched by an extraordinary ability to craft cinematic narratives that make her work instantly distinct and already iconic.

"From photographing live rats at a dinner party for New York Magazine to perfectly articulating what a sticky, intoxicating NYC heatwave feels like - Beth’s imagination is endless and one we are delighted to have joined the Riff Raff family. Outside of all her creative talents, Beth is also a lovely human being with a lovely dog called Petunia which makes it all the more exciting to have her on board.”

Upon joining Riff Raff Films, Beth said: “I’m incredibly grateful to be joining Riff Raff at this point in my career. As an emerging director, it means a great deal to be surrounded by a team that genuinely supports nurturing talent and bold ideas.

"Becoming part of the Nursery of Evil is exciting for many reasons, honestly, the name alone would’ve sold me. According to my sister, this officially makes me an Evil Baby, which feels like a pretty strong start.”

• Watch Beth Sacca's work here