Saa is a producer and creative with a BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she underwent rigorous conservatory training as an actress while pursuing double minors in Producing and the Business of Entertainment, Media & Technology. She has worked in script development and public relations, and most recently served as an associate producer at the award‑winning creative advertising agency Johannes Leonardo.

Throughout her career, Saa has advocated for Black voices in advertising and entertainment. At Johannes Leonardo, she created platforms and spaces to celebrate the richness of the African Diaspora and deepen understanding of its unique perspectives. Her initiatives included producing live podcast tapings that explored the dynamics among several communities within the diaspora through the lens of advertising, organizing panels spotlighting BIPOC and disabled creative talent, and leading the agency’s Black History Month programming.

As a Ghanaian‑American, Saa is currently pursuing a Master’s in African Studies at Oxford, where she served as Co‑Programme Coordinator for the 2025 Oxford Africa Conference. In this role, she created and moderated the inaugural Media, Arts and Culture panel, exploring the critical role of the creative sector in shaping the African continent’s future. Her research focuses on questions of authenticity in Ghanaian filmmaking, examining what makes a Ghanaian film ‘Ghanaian’ and how contemporary creators balance cultural heritage with the demands of global and local audiences.