A proud alumna of NYU Tisch, Danielle “Elle B” holds a BA in Film and Television and has seen her work garner international attention, screening at venues such as Paramount Studios during the Frieze Art Fair and the Festival de Cannes Short Film Corner.

Her senior thesis film, "The Princess and The Pea," earned a spot at the Palm Springs International Short Film Market and further solidified her reputation as an emerging talent. Elle was recognized as one of the 10 finalists for the prestigious Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award in partnership with Ghetto Film School.

Elle’s passion for elevating others and promoting inclusivity is evident in her involvement with Free The Work, founded by director Alma Har'el. The work of this collective contributed to a staggering 400% increase in jobs directed by women over the past few years.

In 2019, Elle ventured to Rwanda, Africa, where she co-wrote and produced "Ishema," her first feature film project. "Ishema" reflects Elle’s commitment to expanding horizons and sharing diverse life experiences through her work. Her filmography also includes several selected music videos such as "Visions 20/20," which screened at the Los Angeles Music Video Festival, and "Platinum Dream," which premiered on The Fader and was an official selection for the Austin Music Video Festival.