Erin McGoff is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, director, and editor looking to make the world a better place through storytelling. Upon graduating from film school, Erin received a fellowship from the Pulitzer Center to support her debut feature documentary about Laos, THIS LITTLE LAND OF MINES (Amazon), which went on to receive festival accolades and international distribution.
McGoff has also completed three short documentaries, SOUTHERN SUSTAINABILITY (2018), NEW YORK IS SILENT (Pulitzer Center, 2020), and DARROUZETT, TX (PBS, 2020). As a director/creator, McGoff has worked with various brands including Google, Meta, Indeed, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Dell, Intel, Walmart, Acura, Hilton, National Geographic, Subaru, Capital One, Hilton, and more. You can view Erin’s commercial work here.
In 2021, McGoff began to create content on TikTok and Instagram and gained popularity for her career advice. Today, she has over 6M+ followers and has been featured in the New York Times, CNBC, Fortune, Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, etc.
McGoff currently lives in New York City and is the founder of Grey Films. In 2024, She launched her new YouTube show, No One Knows What They’re Doing, penned a book deal with Penguin Random House, and was named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30.