Sabrina Saleha is a Diné (Navajo) and Bangladeshi-American screenwriter and actress.

As fate would have it, her Navajo mom and Bangla dad found love in the club, and the rest is herstory. Sabrina is a fusion of both cultures, Indigenous to this land and the first-generation daughter of an immigrant dad. Gone are the days of panicking over which ethnicity checkbox to mark; now she's an artist with an infinite supply of Indian/NDN jokes.

Sabrina was awarded the Georgia Film Impact grant for her upcoming short film, Legend of Fry-Roti: Rise of the Dough. She is an alumna of 2023 ImagineNative’s Screenwriting Features Lab, 2023 Native American Media Alliance’s Animation Lab and 2022 LA Skinsfest Native American Media Alliance’s TV Writer’s Lab sponsored by Netflix. She graduated with her Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting from the Institute of American Indian Arts in May 2023. Sabrina has been recognized with prestigious scholarships from Warner Bros. Discovery, American Indian Circle Fellow, and Navajo Nation.

Her most recent acting credits include MARVEL'S ECHO, BARRY, SINGLE DRUNK FEMALE, PANHANDLE, ECHOES and voiceover work in PlayStation video game, THE FOGLANDS.