our team

EOB (She/Her) is a pioneer of the sustainable filmmaking movement, working with major motion pictures and television series to cut carbon and costs since 2011. After her sustainability leadership on The Amazing Spider-Man 2 contributed to it being acclaimed as “the most eco-friendly blockbuster in Sony Pictures’ history,” she founded Earth Angel in 2013 to expand her expertise and impact. An inaugural Tory Burch Foundation Fellow, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alum, and 2018 Inc. Magazine 30 Under 30 Rising Star, EOB also speaks around the world on the topic of sustainable production. She holds a B.F.A. in Film & Television from NYU and sits on the board of Young Entertainment Activists and the Production Initiatives Association. She lives in Brooklyn with her partner and fur babies, Sully and Fitz, and escapes to the ocean as often as possible.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Raccoon

Lauren Pendleton (she/her), LEED AP. Lauren first jumped into the world of sustainability nearly 20 years ago, as an Environmental Studies major at Vassar College, where she created a biodiesel processing facility as a part of her senior thesis project. From there, Lauren continued to keep sustainability at the forefront of her professional career. From a Zero Waste coordinator in Boulder, CO, to a LEED/green building project manager in Atlanta, GA to an energy efficiency consultant in Salt Lake City and Boston, and finally back to Atlanta as a green building consultant, Lauren’s commitment to the intersection of sustainability and project management has always been central to her work. Lauren brings this expertise to Earth Angel as the Director of Client Accounts, ensuring seamless and successful sustainability pursuits for all of EA’s enterprise clients. In her spare time, you can find Lauren planning endless adventures with her family and friends, traveling from coast to coast, ideally getting as many days on the ski mountain as possible.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Opossum

Alex grew up in Brussels, Belgium and spent the first 28 years of his life in the comfortable cocoon of old Europe (mostly eating chocolate, waffles and fries). After several years in management consulting, Alex took a leap of faith and moved to North America to explore new opportunities. Following a stint in Toronto, he seized the chance to relocate to the West Coast and never once regretted it. Alex is so thrilled to have joined this new industry in 2023 and can't wait to contribute to the success of Earth Angel and TheGreenShot.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Raccoon

Born and raised in the Midwest, Trina (She/Her) always dreamed of wearing a headset, holding a clipboard and being a boss on the red carpet. After receiving a B.A. in Public Relations from the University of Wisconsin, she fled to New York City to pursue her career in entertainment publicity. Trina kept her nose to the grindstone and became a key member of the Publicity team at a top film studio where she spent years working on successful theatrical release and awards campaigns. When it was time to take the next plunge, she moved on to represent A-list actors, filmmakers, musicians and cause organizations at one of the leading PR firms in Hollywood. She is now based in Los Angeles and spends her free time listening to a lot of K-Pop music.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Bag

Neha received an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry. After working as chemist she went back to school to get a Master’s in Environmental Epidemiology and then became a Certified Industrial Hygienist. Her 20+ years of expertise includes bolstering sustainability and EHS for companies across diverse industries, such as Manufacturing, Industrial, Biotechnology, Universities, Entertainment, Technology, Transportation, Research, and Consulting. Neha’s approach involves working with clients as a strategic business partner, building and leveraging relationships to align strategies and programs with the company values, mission, and strategy. When not working Neha can be found hiking the outdoors or traveling to far off places with her family.

Jennifer Sandoval (she/her) is a Vancouver-based Sustainable Production Specialist. Previously she worked as the Project Coordinator for Creative BC's Reel Green program, and served as an instructor for the Climate and Sustainable Production courses for both Reel Green and Ontario Green Screen. Her work focuses on helping productions and other film industry stakeholders to measure their impacts, strategize ways to reduce these impacts and work with crew members and the supply chain to integrate systems thinking and creative solutions into their work process. Jennifer holds a certificate from the Sustainable Business Leadership program from BCIT, is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the Motion Picture Production Industry Association of BC, and the Global Association of Climate Risk Professionals. In her spare time, she serves as the Board Chair for Nestworks Society, promoting professional and personal development for working parents in BC.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Pigeon

AnaLaura (Laura) (She/Her) has had a lifelong interest in environmental issues and has followed that course towards a degree and diploma in environmental sciences. While dabbling in special effects on film sets, she discovered the significant waste created by the film and TV industry, sparking her passion for sustainable production. Facilitating climate science and sustainable production courses with the Ontario Green Screen allows her to educate folks in the industry and spur actions against climate change. She joins Earth Angel with the desire to continue her efforts in sustainability education alongside a like-minded community. When she’s not jet-setting to a new global destination, AnaLaura enjoys tending to her plant babies and adventuring in the outdoors.

Languages: Fluent in Spanish and Italian, comfortable with French.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Raccoon

Born and raised in Denver, Colorado, Quinn developed an early affinity for the natural environment by spending time in the Rocky Mountains with her family. After graduating with a degree in Environmental Science, Quinn relocated to Atlanta to pursue film, where she connected with Earth Angel over a shared desire to provide solutions to reduce the environmental impact of the entertainment industry. After almost 3 years working for Earth Angel in Atlanta, she relocated to Nice, France to support Earth Angel from abroad and pursue a Masters Degree in Sustainable Design.

Kerri has worked for three decades in creative industries as a musician, producer, arts educator & film technician. During that time, she has collaborated on and produced several albums, short films, events, and video games. She is a regular speaker at the Sustainable Production Forum in Vancouver on the subject of sustainable cinematography.

Kerri was one of the first female grips in Alberta and one of the first female gaffers in B.C. and now supports the development and production of projects for film and television. She produced the Vancouver segment of Safe Sets, a documentary exploring hazards impacting film workers, featuring Jon Hamm and John Malkovich, and Katiba Banat: Sisters in Arms, a docu-series by Adhel Arop about women veterans of the SPLA, which aired on OMNI in July 2023. Her projects are centered on diversity, workers’ rights and ecological sustainability.

Growing up on the west coast, Bronwyn always had great access to the outdoors. She wants to contribute to preserving beautiful places as much as possible through storytelling and collective action.

She discovered her love for the collaborative art of filmmaking while receiving BAs in Cinema Studies and Spanish from the University of Oregon. While working in production, she learned how to connect with others to get the job done- whether they be talent, crew members, brands, or even healthcare professionals. She’s grateful to get to the apply a camping motto, “Leave it better than you found it”, to the entertainment industry through her work at Earth Angel. She spends most of her free time outside- camping, beaching, and playing in a queer flag football league.

Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, Rebecca always had an interest in film – Ultimately leading her to a career in the AD department. Sets always stood out as extremely wasteful places, and it wasn’t long into her career that she started to wonder how she can make a difference in this industry. She soon learned that she wasn’t the only one that cared about this and that others were looking for a solution. Rebecca lives life as sustainably as she can: being vegetarian, taking trains over planes, composting, buying second hand, and participating in activism. She enjoys dancing, bowling, and exploring NYC’s vast offerings (especially all the vegan food)!

Kelsey (she/her) joins Earth Angel after years of working in the Art Department / Creative Departments in the Film, TV, Commercial and Event Industries. Kelsey is from the Scenic Hudson Valley, where her love for environmental protection originated. Kelsey graduated with a B.A. in Digital Media Production from SUNY New Paltz focusing on Documentary Production, and even made a short documentary on green infrastructure and water resiliency in the Saw Mill River. Kelsey's Mantra in life is to "Stay Curious" and loves to learn about anything and everything. Kelsey lives in Brooklyn with her Husband and dog, Vito.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Cat

Aisling (she/her) discovered her passion for the environment after growing up in the suburban sprawl of northern NJ and then moving to beautiful places like Western NC, CO, and OR and through this contrast developed a reverence for mother nature and learned the importance of respecting the sanctity of Earth. She believes that we are stewards of this planet and must learn how to be responsible for keeping this planet healthy. After 5 years of intensive study in physics and math - undergraduate and postgraduate - she realized that her skill set could be more directly applied to helping the world find balance in business rather than academia and thus proceeded to getting her masters in Business Analytics. She is so excited to be merging the fields of innovative technology and data science with sustainability at Earth Angel. When not nerding out about technology, data, and self development, she can be found in the mountains skiing, climbing, biking, hiking, backpacking - honoring and fully appreciating this beautiful planet that we live on.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Rat

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Stevie’s (he/him) passion for the natural world is fueled by the fact that he grew up so disconnected from it. Having worked in the fields of film production, documentary, environmental education, and social entrepreneurship, Stevie is grateful to be able to combine his experiences into a line of work that allows him to create intersectional social impact. He began his undergrad in Colorado, had the opportunity to study on a ship while circumnavigating the globe, and finally received his degree in film and television production from the University of Southern California. Stevie believes global and intercultural perspectives are some of the most important aspects of growth and change. Outside of his work, Stevie is an avid naturalist, wildlife cinematographer, musician, and foodie.

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Tamsin Hollo (she/her) trained as a Climate Reality Leader in 2013 and since then, has thrown herself into climate activism. She is a Steering Committee Member of the Newburgh Clean Water Project, formed in 2016 after the local water supply was found to be contaminated with PFAs. She’s also a seasoned entertainment professional, having worked for years in London as the voice of a thousand Anime characters, and in Los Angeles as a sketch writer, performer and producer for a micro-scale women’s production company. She studied Liberal Arts at Sarah Lawrence College, and Screenwriting at UCLA’s extension program. She is a proud City of Newburgh resident, an antiques and collectibles enthusiast, and delighted to be part of positive environmental change in the burgeoning film and TV industry in the Hudson Valley with Earth Angel.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Raccoon

Hailing from the swampy plains of unceded Potowatami, Ho-Chunk, and Menominee homeland in the late nineties, Tyler (they/them) grew up afraid of dirt. But buds began blooming in high school, when they first began to explore their community as a documentarian. They fell in love with the medium, and made films about emotional disorders, accessible healthcare, reproductive rights, and social equity. At the Savannah College of Art & Design, where they would graduate with a B.A. in Film & Television, Tyler found an unlikely home in a local garden. Dirt was no longer just “dirt” for Tyler -- It was bacteria, fungi, bugs, plants, animals, and humans. It was regenerative soil, sustainable agriculture, accessible food, natural medicine, and community - topics that Tyler has now become a staunch advocate for. Tyler joins Earth Angel as a Creative Assistant shortly after moving to Brooklyn with the ambiguous dream of working in the intersection of film, design, and sustainability. When they aren’t spinning records or luring their cat out from one of many houseplants, Tyler is probably making art or getting crushed by their partner in video games.

Trash Zodiac Animal: Bag

Elise first made her mark in the film industry as a producer in New York City, where she founded her own production company before going on to direct her first feature film, which secured international distribution. Her production experience brought her to EFM Startups at Berlinale, where she helped lead an accelerator program for emerging entertainment technology startups, including Letterboxd and TheGreenShot, presenting them to the European Film Market. Most recently, she combined operational expertise with sustainability by leading the immersive experience at Green Visions Potsdam, a festival focused on films addressing the environment and climate change. Elise brings this comprehensive production and business management background to Earth Angel as Business Operations Manager, ensuring efficient organizational processes that support EA's sustainability initiatives. In her spare time, you can find Elise developing independent film projects and contributing to New York's creative community, or catching waves off the shores of Long Island.

Sully (Good Boy) is the backbone of company morale, bringing three years of strong expertise in cuddles and kisses. His sad eyes are sure to convince even the staunchest climate denier that recycling is important. He loves hanging out at the crafty table and playing in sprinklers!

Trash Zodiac Animal: Fly