“I love fixing it in post!” said no one. Ever.

Filming

Current Projects

Current Projects

WHEREVER YOU, GO THERE YOU ARE

Premiered 5.9.25 at The Bakersfield Fox Theater and won four awards at The Christian Youth Film Festival:

  • Best Cinematography

  • Best Editing

  • Best Production Value

  • Best Picture

“WYGTYA” is a short film based off the song “Can’t Run Foerver” by Vacation Manor. It is an interpretation of that song through the lens of a girl who is in her 20’s trying to run away from herself.

This was a passion project I worked on with my sister. My role was Producer and Co-Director! We are so excited to release it to the public after it has been judged at a variety of festivals.

THE DRIVING LESSON - Premiered 3.5.23 and waiting on distribution

This short film is about an emotionally-troubled teenage girl who 'kidnaps her mom' for a road trip — learning much more than just how to drive.

I enjoyed my time as a Producer on set and was even able to mentor younger film students! It was a joy to create a compelling story and I can’t wait to see it on the big screen!

ABE - Not Yet Announced

“Abe,” formerly known as “Lyceum” is a TV show about Abraham Lincoln. The show follows Lincoln’s life as actors portray what it must have been like before, during, and after he became one of the most famous president’s of the United States.

I was also a Producer on this project and loved being able to help many departments. Additionally, this was my first time Assistant Directing and I think I might have found a new passion!

Timeline of a Film Nerd.

  • Music Video

    2011

    It all began with a cheesy music video shot on my parents point-and-shoot camera and edited in iMovie. The video will live (secretly) in infamy. Oh and I did, in fact, put a fake FBI warning… as if my music video would be so famous people would be copying it on CDs — lol.

  • Camera Goals

    2014

    Since I was a little girl, I always wanted a camera that made “click” sounds. Finally, after saving ALL my birthday, Christmas, babysitting, & allowance money I got one! I still have and use my trusty DSLR Canon T3i. Here’s a pic in the CA poppy fields of when I was first learning how to shoot.

  • Bucket List

    2015

    I wanted my name in the credits of a movie. That was all… or so I thought. After helping on my first short film, I was hooked. Little did I know many more projects would follow. These were the first credits I was ever featured in.

  • Business Girlie

    2016

    She really went for it folks! I started Emily Anne Photography after a year of teaching myself how to shoot. #YouTubeUniversity

  • Falling in Love

    2017

    The over-achiever in me met her match. Treausre Hunt was about to be filmed and I said I’d help. I went from just helping with hair to helping with makeup, costumes, slate, script supervising, camera operating, boom, and producer. The pic is of the cast & I signing the director’s poster.

  • Sold!

    2018

    Can’t stop. Won’t stop.

    By the end of my first feature length movie I was hooked! Since then, I have worked on a TV show, two feature length movies, and countless short films. And I don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. Here is one of my film teams after receiving an award at The Bakersfield Fox Theater.