Biography

Danielle Erwin is a indie filmmaker from Philly and the owner of 7th Seed Productions. In August 2011 her directorial debut film "Honor And Pride", a short film focusing on bullying within the black gay community was released. In March of 2012 Danielle Erwin wrote, directed, and produced "Crazy", a film about trust and revenge, "Cool", a film about abuse and the will to leave, and "Sexy", a film about letting go of past issues to sustain a healthy relationship in the future. In 2013 "Sexy" and "Cool" were featured in the "Philadelphia Q Fest Film Festival". In fact, she was the only director who had two films premier as Official selections. In September 2015 Danielle premiered her web series, "Crazy, Sexy, Cool The Series". Which follows the lives of five Philly lesbian women of color. The CSC series is a spin-off from her three short films from 2012; "Crazy", "Sexy", and "Cool". In August 2016 Danielle filmed her fifth short film, Burning Bridges Part One which was released in May 2017.

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Danielle Erwin

In 2018 Danielle relocated to Atlanta Georgia to further her film career. Later that year she directed two short films, "The Ties" and "Brotherly Love" she was also a producer for a Philly project titled, "The Vigilante Chronicles". In 2019 Danielle teamed up with Evoi Productions as the Director of documentaries, which is a major move in her directing career. Danielle has also started to take her acting seriously. She was one of the one hundred Black women who discussed Mind, Body & Soul during the Black Women Own the conversation taping In July 2019, which will premiere on Own TV in August 2019. Danielle is currently working on her documentary titled, "Blood from a turnip" which will be out in the Spring of 2020.

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Danielle Erwin