| Erin Greenwell graduated with a BFA in screenwriting from Tisch School of the Arts (NYU). She is recently achieved an MFA in Writing and Directing Fiction this Spring 2007 through City College's Media Arts Program. |
Erin started as an in-house producer/director of PSAs and community/cultural profiles for the largest public access center in the nation, Manhattan Neighborhood Network. Outside of MNN, Erin continued to produce comedy shorts for LGBT festivals nationwide. Erin's first feature narrative, "21", is a coming of age comedy about a lesbian in suburbia which premiered at the New Festival, was nominated for a Best First time feature in San Francisco's Frameline Festival and ran at BAM Rose Cinema as part of the "Best of the New Festival" series. |
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Erin formed Smithy Productions, a production company, with the aim to house various talents from the lesbian/ independent art community under the umbrella of narrative/ documentary storytelling. |
Individual commercial work includes industrial/music video/events coverage with clients ranging from Leaddog Marketing, Unicef, March of Dimes and the award magazine format show "In the Life". Most recent accomplishments include writing, producing and directing "Big Dreams in Little Hope" a feature which was released on DVD May 2007. Erin also served as senior Editor for "Arranged", a feature film released theatrically December 2007. As of summer 2008, she was a picture editor on "The Hungry Ghosts".
Erin enjoys teaching Final Cut Pro, Video Production, and various graphic design software (DVD Studio Pro, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Quark).
Teaching experience includes: NYU SCPS, Film and Video Arts, BCAT, DTV, Unicef and individual tutoring. |
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| Erin's ultimate goal would be to create a business/arts school for women. |
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