Randi Barros is an award winning screenwriter and film editor. Randi's feature script, "The Chicken Festival" was a 2021 finalist for the CineStory Screenwriting Fellowship and was accepted to the Sundance Collab Feature Competition. Her television pilot, "Springtime in September," was a semi-finalist for the Filmmatic TV Pilot Award and for the CineStory TV Writing Competition, and a quarter-finalist for Final Draft's Big Break in 2020. It was a winner of the She Called Action 35 Pilot Contest in 2019 and produced as a podcast.

Randi just completed editing the feature documentary, "Heaven Stood Still: The Life and Times of Willy DeVille" and "Trusting Chloe," a comedy short that has won several awards and was nominated for Best Editing at the Paris Film Festival. Recently, she edited the PBS documentary, "Lives Well Lived," which was the winner of several awards including the Heart of Gold Excellence Award at the Nevada City Film Festival. Before that, Randi co-edited “Botso, The Teacher From Tblisi,” which was a five time Audience Award winner and a New York Times critics pick. 

Randi teaches Screenwriting and Film Production at Cal Poly University and recently completed her MFA in Screenwriting and Television Writing at Stephens College. She attended the MFA Film Program at Columbia University School of the Arts and holds her BS degree in Film Studies from Ithaca College. Randi lives in San Luis Obispo, CA with her husband and daughter.