Steph Green is a film and television director, an Oscar and Emmy nominee, whose work spans independent cinema and critically acclaimed television. Most recently, she directed and executive produced all six episodes of the series The Good Daughter for Peacock, a limited series created by Fifth Season and Made Up Stories. She also directed and executive produced the pilot and three episodes of the series Duster, created by J. J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan for HBO Max. In 2020, she received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series for her work on the HBO series Watchmen. Previously, Green directed and executive produced the pilots for the series Dare Me (USA Network) and The L Word: Generation Q (Showtime), establishing the creative foundation for both series.

Her extensive directing filmography includes some of the most acclaimed television series of the past decade, such as The Americans, Star Wars: Ahsoka, Deuce, The Man in the High Castle, American Crime, Bates Motel, You're the Worst, Billions, Preacher, Luke Cage, and Scandal. In 2009, Green received an Oscar nomination for the short film New Boy, which she wrote and directed in Ireland. Known for her bold visual style, emotional subtlety, and strong work with characters, Green continues to be one of the leading voices in cinematic television.