Erin Eason Greene

I have been creating multi-genre videos for over 10 years, beginning with trailers. The themes of my creations explore the importance of solitude, love, equality, and overcoming addiction.  In 2020, I studied 16 mm film abroad at FAMU in Prague and fell in love with exploring new cultures. In 2021, I graduated from Marymount Manhattan College and was awarded Best Fiction for my capstone short film, Virtually In Love. 

My concern for digital media's impact on users' emotions, interactions, and decisions motivated the focus on digital cultures represented in my college video projects and thesis. The short film, Virtually In Love,  was inspired by my fear that serendipity is slipping away from the physical world to the virtual world. The film screened at the Prague International Indie Film Festival and Mystic Film Festival. Additionally, students from 3 Oaks Academy in Naples, FL viewed the film and asked me their questions when I came in as a guest speaker.

Since graduating, I have continued to utilize the tools of expression to connect with my viewers and explore new modes of creation. I have professionally worked for Mungo Creative Group, Fort Greene Filmworks, American Horror Stories, and Firesite Films.

I have also created independent experimental short films. I hope to inspire conversations about creating positive change in our lives. The soul of my creative works revolve around reviving human connection and the idea that everyone has a purpose and story worth telling. My passion for motion pictures derives from my purpose to express valuable life lessons and pass on these stories with the intent to create a better future. Please find my work by clicking on the titles at the top of this page.