I think it'd depend on how much she has to do at once.I'd suspect it'd need a large amount of training to Rosie if she wanted to output good movies. Having it all be a dream running on her brain, I'd think every aspect of the production would be coming from her skill levels -- she's essentially being the director, actor, set designer, choreographer, cg artist, lighting grip, etc. She could be prepped for those things before the dream, but she'd still have to remember and handle all of it herself, and simultaneously at that. (Raw dreams do seem to get by a lot on your brain being in a jumble when they happen. Many people have anecdotes about waking up just enough to write down some stroke of genius that hit them in a dream, and in the morning finding that they've written something like "rotate electric plugs for cheese!!!")
Then things like reusing actor likenesses would run up against all the controversies that AI-recreations are hitting in the present day...
I think a reasonable dream sorcery ritual would be perfectly remembering a dream you had, and if she had something like that she could iterate over it to fill in different elements.
There's also the question of who the audience is supposed to be.
If it's earth mortals then it has to get translated to a pure audio-visual experience, but publishing to the FCF would be perfectly valid. In that case she could basically pioneer the FCF version of cyberpunk brain dances, or at least a new type of them if that technology already exists.
She can become rich and famous in our hell, with a job in artistic R&D or something at our film studio to get USD instead of whatever our currency is ( I vaguely recall something with chips obsidian/night dragon scale or something like that?).
Her choice in the end, but the more I think about this the more I think it's a great idea @Yog . Everyone needs a creative activity to invest themselves in*, and Rosie loves horror movies. On earth her ability to even try becoming a major figure in that field is slim, but with this she could become a prominent figure in the history of her art on her skills/positioning alone.
Imagine artisanal nightmares, where someone could actually play with that word dream "this is normal" feeling to pipe context to your subconscious to establish background, letting people experience completely foreign cultures and languages like a native, impossible sensory input, or perfect emotional sympathy with psychological horror pieces.
It'd also make it way less awkward to give her support. I don't want to assume too much, but in my experience there's a level at which people who aren't outright leeches get uncomfortable accepting help even if they need it. If she's "just" translating her success from one medium to the other it isn't charity.
* Not necessarily as a financial thing either, though it's great if your passion also pays for your lifestyle.