Grace Santos is an actor, attorney, director, & producer.

She works as Director of Business Affairs for the Bentonville Film Festival, co-founded by Oscar winner Geena Davis and Trevor Drinkwater, with the mission to provide financial, marketing, distribution support to female and minority filmmakers. Prior to that, Grace worked as Director of Business Affairs for Image / RLJ Entertainment, an independent distribution company. She has also worked as a creative Development Intern at Silver Pictures at Warner Brothers, Teaching Assistant at the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television's Professional Program in Producing and Program in Television Writing - the Showrunner Series Lectures.

Grace is also known for the following award winning short films: "Silk" (a drama starring Oscar nominee Shohreh Aghdashloo and directed by Catherine Dent), "Spun" (a comedy which was awarded by the Producers Guild of America), "Odessa" (also a pitch for a post-apocalyptic series), "Ripe N Bloody" (a segment for the Soska Twins Blood Drive PSA directed by Patricia Chica), and "Election Night" (a comedy by AFI DWW and ABC Disney Directing Participant Tessa Blake and starring Frasier's Peri Gilpin).