Juliet Rose is a bilingual Acadian filmmaker and media artist based in Southwest New Brunswick. Her work explores identity, place, and neurodivergent experience, often grounded in the landscapes and communities of the Bay of Fundy region.

Working across documentary, illustration, and mixed media, she brings an interdisciplinary approach shaped by a background from Concordia University's intermedia BFA program. Alongside her video work, she is currently self publishing looping illustrated poetry books that reflect an ongoing interest in cyclical storytelling and form.

She is currently studying communications and publishing, further developing her approach to storytelling across mediums. In 2023, she completed ArtsLink NB’s CATAPULT Arts Accelerator program. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, where she has also served as a peer assessor. In 2024, she produced a large-scale livestream of the total solar eclipse from Hartland, New Brunswick under Rose Media Group, reaching an audience of over 60,000 viewers. In her freetime, she enjoys writing, painting, and gardening.

Alongside her creative practice, Juliet is actively engaged in developing the arts and culture sector in her rural home, supporting sustainable, community-driven opportunities for artists in Southwest New Brunswick.