Danielle Stallings

Danielle Stallings
Resident Faculty
danielle.stallings@scottsdalecc.edu
Building
Film School Hub
Photo of Danielle Stallings
Office Hours
Office Hours scheduled using Cisco Webex Office Hours scheduler. Current students may access the scheduling tool in Canvas.

Biography

Bio

Producer/director Danielle Stallings began her career as a professional stage actor.  After earning her BFA at USC and an MFA in film production from Loyola Marymount University, she went on to a successful career in Hollywood.  Working with some of the most famous negotiators in the entertainment industry, Ms. Stallings held managerial positions in legal and business affairs at SAG/AFTRA, Turner Networks, Sony Pictures Television and two top-tier, A+ entertainment law firms.  As a writer/director, her award-winning films have played at festivals worldwide including several prominent sci-fi and horror festivals in the USA, UK, Europe and Asia, and she’s proudly executive-produced over 800 short films and 20 PSA’s delivered to non-profit clients. 

As creator and producer of the popular Two Hour Film Challenge (TM), Stallings brings world-class comedy coaches from Chicago's Second City to the Scottsdale community to experience the joy of spontaneous, cooperative creation.  As a long-time entertainment industry professional Ms. Stallings is a member of the Television Academy (Executives Peer Group) and the Alliance of Women Directors. She currently holds the position of residential faculty in film production at the Scottsdale School of Film+Theatre.

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Courses

Fall 2024

FMT100
12270
Introduction to Production
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FMT100
12272
Introduction to Production
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FMT134
12784
16mm Film Workshop: Pre-Prod
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FMT135
12485
16mm Film Workshop: Production
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HUM205
12379
Introduction to Cinema
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THF205
12380
Introduction to Cinema
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Spring 2025

FMT134
29753
16mm Film Workshop: Pre-Prod
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FMT134
30227
16mm Film Workshop: Pre-Prod
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FMT135
29756
16mm Film Workshop: Production
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FMT230
29761
Motion Picture Directing
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THF205
29480
Introduction to Cinema
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