Nashville Pitch Competition
Emerson was selected as 1 of 10 finalists to travel to Nashville and pitch her television pilot, Family Practice!
Script and other materials available upon request.
The House Always Wins
Emerson recently wrote, co-directed, and starred in The House Always Wins, a 10 minute dystopian short. This film is available to view upon request, and will be released to the public following its festival circuit.
The script for The House Always Wins won BEST 10 MINUTE SHORT at the UK Film Festival, under its former title, The Choosing.
Trailer
The House Always Wins has been chosen as an Official Selection at the 2025 UK Film Festival and will be showing on November 19, 2025!
On their 21st birthday, every citizen faces a life-defining choice: remain in the safety of Stability, where all needs are met but every move is monitored - or pursue the mystery of Freedom, a world free of rules but stripped of government support. Raised to trust the system, Sienna is certain of her future - until a friend’s decision forces her to question everything she’s been told. As the day of her choice approaches, Sienna finds herself caught between loyalty, fear, and a truth she’s only beginning to glimpse.
Women's Poetic Justice
Emerson produced Women's Poetic Justice, a short film that handles revenge and justice through a dynamic lens- think Dexter meets Promising Young Woman.
Women's Poetic Justice recently premiered at Atlanta Women's Film Festival, winning Best Horror/Thriller Film and Best International Film!
The film will be available for public viewing following its festival run.
Trailer
Rewriting Mallory
Emerson directed Rewriting Mallory, a 20 minute drama short. This film has recently finished its festival circuit, and is now available for public viewing.
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"What Adams is able to create with her team overall is nothing short of wonderful. She knows exactly what she’s doing, and her knowledge translates well to Rewriting Mallory, a film that will capture the hearts of viewers everywhere." - Kyle Bain
Rewriting Mallory follows the lives of two people struggling to maintain control amidst the messy reality of an unpredictable life. Joshua, a young man dealing with grief after the passing of his sister, turn to writing as a means of processing his emotions. Mallory, a young woman who seems to always be one step behind, finds her life crumble in front of her over the course of one awful day. Stories collide as we are left wondering: are we the authors of our own narrative?
Right Here
Emerson directed Right Here,
a short film exploring the
dynamics of family and
sisterhood through the lens
of humor.
