My passion for filmmaking sparked in the early 2000s when I was living in Berlin, Germany. I was working in the music business as an artist an international DJ, performing for millions of people on 3 continents. After 10 years, I found the next evolution of my artistic expression in the form of richer stories that could be told through moving pictures.

Upon return to the States I began to put my new passion into practice. By 2010, I had dozens of short films and videos under my belt. My unique storytelling style began to attract clients and led me to film school at the Motion Picture Institute, where my thesis film went on to win the prestigious Telly Award in 2012. The accolades continued to roll in from there and Paige Erlich Productions was born.

My perspective as a storyteller and professional is also informed by decades of experience working in various marketing capacities.  Prior to the Berlin chapter I was a corporate event producer for pulse220, managing million-dollar budgets and producing high-end events for Fortune 500 companies nationwide. I later served as marketing director for pulse, leading it through a brand repositioning that culminated in its acquisition by George P. Johnson, the global leader in experience marketing.

Now, one of the most rewarding things about what I do is when I have the chance to show someone who they are in a way they may never have seen. This is what the great privilege and responsibility of telling someone’s story means to me. It’s my calling, my purpose, and my gift, and there’s nothing I’d rather be doing.