Erin is a producer and personality. Her latest short film, TIL LIFE DO US PART, an AFI Conservatory thesis film, is set to premiere this Spring. She is a co-founder and president of LA-based non-profit, Club 42 LA which serves Los Angeles youth through sports, music, and dance programs.
Along with being a film producer, Erin has produced a number of online digital content collaborations with brands such as Major League Baseball, the Michael Jackson Estate, FazeClan, the Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation, Musical.ly, TikTok, Rick Fox’s Bahama Relief Foundation, and others. Erin also has produced large-scale community events for Major League Baseball, Boys and Girls Clubs, Club 42, ReadyOC, amongst others.
Erin earned her B.A. in Communication Studies from California State University, Long Beach where she was a member of the NCAA DI woman’s softball team. Erin currently holds the CSULB career pitching records for wins (84), strikeouts (728), and appearances (148). Erin is the only pitcher in program history to be a four year 20-game winning pitcher, and as a player earned the most Big West Conference Pitcher of the Week Awards in conference history. Throughout her collegiate career, she played on ESPN which led to her work as a DI softball broadcaster as a color analyst for the ESPN family of networks since 2015 covering the Big West Conference.
For over a decade Erin has been speaking to youth groups and community organizations to motivate and inspire people to achieve personal success. She is passionate about inspiring the next generation, and her motto “work hard for who you want to be” is something she emulates in her day to day life.
