About Us
Roguish Films is a working-class filmmaking company championing underrepresented talent both in front of and behind the camera.
Founded by Sherice Griffiths, we specialise in comedy and action films that blend sharp humour with adrenaline-pumping storytelling. Our work celebrates authentic, diverse perspectives while delivering high-quality production values that punch above our budget weight.
In 2025, we produced our debut feature film Damaged Goods, the culmination of years spent honing our craft through award-winning short films. Our shorts have screened at prestigious BAFTA and BIFA-qualifying festivals, proving that bold vision and authentic voices can compete at the highest levels of independent filmmaking.
From gritty London streets to genre-defying narratives, Roguish Films creates engaging films that resonates with audiences who are hungry for fresh perspectives.
We're here to be mischievous, make noise, and tell stories that matter.
Sherice Griffiths
Sherice Griffiths is a BAFTA Rocliffe-winning writer/director and Academy Nicholls Fellowship Quarterfinalist specialising in action-comedy filmmaking, with heart.
With BBC Drama credits including Miss Austen (2nd Unit Director) and Ann-Droid (Shadow Director), Sherice has been mentored by BAFTA-winning director Aisling Walsh and has directed a number of award-winning short films that have screened at 25+ international festivals across BAFTA and BIFA-qualifying circuits.
Her work has earned recognition from the British Comedy Guide Production Award, BBC Writers Room (Top 10%), and festival selections including the British Urban Film Festival, Sunderland Film Festival, Unrestricted View, Fighting Spirit and many others.
In 2025, Sherice completed her debut feature film Damaged Goods, an action-comedy that embodies Roguish Films' mission: bold storytelling from underrepresented voices that punches above its weight.
As an LGBTQ+ filmmaker from a working-class background, Sherice is committed to championing diverse talent and creating the kind of films she wished she'd seen growing up.
