Susie Singer Carter is a multi-award-winning writer, director, producer, actor, and caregiver
advocate whose work often blends storytelling with social impact.
She wrote, directed, and produced the 2018 Oscar qualified short My Mom and the Girl, starring Valerie Harper, drawing from her personal caregiving experience to shine a heartfelt and uplifting light on loving someone with Alzheimer’s.
Her feature credits include writing and producing Bratz: The Movie (Lionsgate), coproducing Soul Surfer (Sony), and her latest screenplay, RUN, a dramady starring Phillipa Soo, releases later this year.

Susie is currently wrote, directed, and produced the three-part docuseries No Country for Old People: A Nursing Home Exposé, now streaming on Prime Video, Tubi, and Hoopla. After her mother suOered neglect in a highly rated facility, Susie felt compelled to expose systemic failures in long term care and spark reform through storytelling. The series received the Gold Anthem Award for Health Awareness in Film and Video. In response to the overwhelming audience reaction to the film, Susie founded ROAR 4 LTC, a nonprofit movement dedicated to Respect, Oversight, Advocacy, and Reform in long term care. Through film, media, and grassroots engagement, ROAR works to expose systemic
failures and advocate for dignity and accountability for older adults and vulnerable residents. ROAR has launched a new National Long-Term Care Reform Day that will be observed annually on September 27 and is currently organizing the first-ever ROAR 2026 National Walk For Long-Term Care Reform to commemorate the day.

She is also the creator and host of the award-winning podcast Love Conquers Alz, named Best Podcast by the New Media Film Festival and Best Dementia Podcast by Goodpods, as well as co-creator of the horror comedy audio series I Love Lucifer, nominated for Best Audio Fiction by the Indie Series Awards.

A passionate advocate, Susie has emceed the San Fernando Valley Walk to End
Alzheimer’s and proudly carried a purple flower in honor of her late mother. She also serves as a host of the Writers Guild of America West’s 3rd & Fairfax podcast.