‏Erin Cardillo‏

Erin grew up in Greenwich, CT and has Bachelor of Science in Performance Studies from Northwestern University, where she studied acting, writing and adaptation. She spent a year in London studying Shakespeare through Marymount College and a summer at The Public Theater's Shakespeare Lab in NYC. In 2000 Erin moved to New York and worked extensively on stage, but a decision to pursue a career in film and television brought her to Los Angeles at the end of 2001. Since living in LA, Erin has appeared in leading and supporting roles in feature films and in guest starring, recurring and regular roles on ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, NICK, ABC Family, Lifetime, DirecTV, FX and Disney Channel series. She returned to the stage in 2012 in a leading role at the Pasadena Playhouse in a new play written by famed comedy writers, Robert Sternin and Prudence Fraiser, called Under My Skin. Erin's extensive training and background as an actor lead her to start coaching actors in 2006 both in a classroom setting and on-set. She is currently the Master Instructor and the Executive Director of the highly reputable Warner Louglin Studios in Hollywood. In 2012, Erin was the on-set acting coach/producer for an improvisation-based film she developed with her Master Class called Speak Now. Erin is also a writer and proud member of the WGA. She has worked as a writer for hire for Alcon Entertainment, and has developed original TV projects with Storyline Entertainment, Brillstein-Grey Entertainment and, most recently, Alloy Digital with writing partner, Richard Keith. She has developed feature films with Team Todd Productions, Little Engine Productions, and Underground Films.