Hi! I’m Emelie.
According to my mom, I’ve been obsessed with filmmaking ever since I discovered the “Making Of” featurettes at the end of my Disney VHS tapes when I was four years old.
This obsession propelled me to NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where I graduated with honors in 2015 before moving to Los Angeles to become a genre-hopping, award-winning narrative and commercial director.
As both an Eldest Daughter and a Capricorn, I enjoy writing about toxic family dynamics, complicated friendships, and ambitious women, preferably on a deadline. I love training for marathons, devouring romance novels, and scuba diving.
You can find me on Instagram and watch my work on YouTube and Vimeo.
If you’d rather trust an unbiased third party, you can check out this review of “The Crash Out” in the Santa Barbara Independent, these reviews of “The Late in Life Guide to Modern Day Lesbianism” on Film Carnage and Fangirlish, listen to this chat about “Doggone” with Cinematography for Actors, or read about my journey as a whole in VoyageLA.
