When should I call Elle?

  • Your client wants social content yesterday, and your team is already maxed out.

  • The scope just doubled, and you need a producer who can hit the ground running.

  • Your CEO needs to look the part — fast. Wardrobe, headshot, done.

  • Your "intimate" event is now 500 people. Someone needs to scale it. That's Elle.

A creative producer with 20+ years turning chaos into content, events into experiences, and clients into repeat clients.

Who has Elle worked with?
From Target and Walmart to People Magazine, Walker Art Center, and the Great Northern Festival — Elle has produced for the brands you know and the moments that matter.

Creative Producer + Problem Solver for Brands, Agencies & Events

Who else hires Elle?
Photographers, ad agencies, event producers, city governments, nonprofits, commercial directors — and you!

"We initially hired Elle in 2022 because finding a Creative Producer with genuine Line Producing chops is nearly impossible—and she delivered beyond expectations. After a seamless first campaign for Sam's Club, we kept bringing her back again and again. Elle hits the exact sweet spot agencies look for: high creative taste that CDs love, paired with the ironclad organization account teams need. She’s resourceful, reliable, and an absolute gem to work with." Emily Riddle, Talent Director, MONO

Recent Work

From 500-person outdoor festivals to intimate brand shoots, I make people, places, and things look exactly as good as they should.

When can we talk?

I love building new relationships and developing collaborations that yield incredible results. Let’s discuss how I can support your project.

It was a delight to work with Elle: her professionalism in creating solutions, uplifting team morale, paired with her optimistic approach to both the client and our (event) guests, made her such a great asset to our team. Elle demonstrated exemplary execution by providing insightful, efficient, and customer-first solutions for daily operations, especially as each day’s programming was constantly changing and required quick-thinking pivots.

Bell Tessalee, Producer, The Tiger Lily NYC

Two young girls and a woman taking a selfie in costumes, one girl has face paint resembling a green dragon, and the other girl is dressed as a dragon, in what appears to be a classroom or indoor setting.