Juliana wrote/directed/produced the award-winning narrative web series, The University, which follows the bureaucratic failures of a college in the aftermath of a sexual assault and exposes the barriers for seeking healing and justice. She was nominated by the International Academy of Web Television for Best Drama Writing for the project. The series won Best Web/Pilot at the Los Angeles Film Awards and placed as a finalist for Best Pilot with the Vancouver Independent Film Festival, later touring nonprofits and college campuses to support survivors and perpetrators of sexual violence to create transformation. The project was selected for a screening with It’s On Us & End Rape on Campus to support students organizing across the country to reform campus policies. Educational screenings of the project are available through Films Media Group along with a free guidebook that students and organizers can use to create survivor-centered change on local campuses.

Screenplays and teleplays by Juliana were selected for Script Summit, the Atlanta Film Festival, the Austin Revolution Film Festival, the Socially Relevant Film Festival, the Big Apple Film Festival, and advanced as productions in ScreenCraft’s Film Fund along with being featured on Girl Gaze and in Cinema Femme. She was selected as a Seconder Rounder for the Austin Film Festival Screenwriting Competition and advanced in the Sundance Episodic Lab for her pilot, Final Curtain Call. The script was developed with Stowe Story Labs as a Maven Screen Media Fellowship Finalist after which she directed a short film of the same name. Final Curtain Call premiered at Cinema Village with the New York Shorts International Film Festival followed by an Academy-qualifying theatrical run in Los Angeles with Lumiere Cinema at the Music Hall.

She previously served as a Media Specialist with Rivertown Film Society where she co-founded and curated a community-based film series, Rockland in Motion. She taught writing at NYU and served as a Susan Kamil Emerging Writer Fellow at the Center for Fiction. Her work is supported by the innovative Creatives Rebuild New York program, a project of Tides Center with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.

She often works as a consultant and screenwriter for independent films and loves to collaborate with vibrant storytellers across disciplines.