About Emily Eaglin
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Emily Eaglin is an actor, 3D artist, and filmmaker. Her projects operate within personal themes of QTPOC representation, childhood wonderment, & psychedelic realms. This year Emily created her first Art Program, The Baltimore Museum of Art's Teen Program, which she taught and additionally created curriculum for.
Emily has created several original short films including Sweeter, Jamie Fulla Grace, & Future Children. Emily has also worked on the production side of projects like Shots Fired (FOX), Swagger (post production), & Bmore Lifestyle. After raising over 21k via a GoFundMe she created for local artists/friends, wrongfully evicted out of their housing at The Bell Foundry, Emily was asked by Red Bull to document her DIY scene in a new, original project, Baltimore DIY for Red Bull, a short film that she wrote, directed, & edited as a Senior at University. Appearance and acting credits include co-hosting the 5th Annual World Music & Independent Film Festival, and appearing in everything from Mariah Carey music videos to True Crime TV shows to This is Us. Emily also hosted a series of couch interviews for Red Bull Amaphiko where she interviewed the likes of Jocelyn Cooper (Afropunk), D. Watkins (Baltimore-based Writer), and Angela Boatwright (Director of Los Punks). Sweeter (short film), written & directed by Emily, was a short seen all around the world at film festivals (i.e. SHORT to the Point, Maryland Film Festival Student Showcase, Black Femme Supremacy Film Festival, & more!) Hailed "A Thesis on Black Motherhood" by the Afro, this coming-of-age comedy was told through daughter of a young mother living in Baltimore. "[Sweeter] splits the difference between candy-colored Charm City quirk and Baltimore’s prolific gritty city realness that too often gets twisted into one-note, post-“The Wire” pain." - Brandon Soderberg (The Baltimore Beat) Emily has been interviewed on NBC 4, NPR, WHUR 96.3 FM, & the Mick Betancourt Podcast. Emily is the creator of 2 original series, a sketch comedy show entitled Marylandia (2014-2015) and a surrealist talk show entitled Art, Sip, & Chill (2016-2017). She wants to take this opportunity to thank her viewers for holding it down for her and supporting her in their enthusiasm for the series. Please check out & "like" her Facebook page, facebook.com/filmfairy for updates, and head to our contact page to get in touch with Emily directly! Thanks for reading. 
Some of her [super rad] BMA Teen Program artists
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Original Art as seen on her Instagram Page @Chrysantilus
Emily & Je'Syre Beckwith, lead of Sweeter
On the set of For My Man as lead Patricia Roosa
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