Born in Gary, Indiana, Eric Anthony Rhea developed a love for movies at a young age when his God-fearing mother introduced him to Charlie Chaplin, James Stewart and other classic cinema stars. However, it was Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" that ignited his passion to pursue a career as a filmmaker.
Eric, a self-proclaimed student of storytelling, began writing short stories and making short films during his late teenage years. Throughout his career, he has consistently paired unique and thought-provoking storylines with compelling visuals. His filmography includes short films such as The Heights, The Culprit, and Duffle – the latter which featured up-and-coming star and frequent collaborator Gail Bean.
With unwavering enthusiasm, Eric continues to pursue his filmmaking goals in both film and television, captivating audiences with his gritty visual style and ability to evoke emotions through powerful storytelling.
Eric, a self-proclaimed student of storytelling, began writing short stories and making short films during his late teenage years. Throughout his career, he has consistently paired unique and thought-provoking storylines with compelling visuals. His filmography includes short films such as The Heights, The Culprit, and Duffle – the latter which featured up-and-coming star and frequent collaborator Gail Bean.
With unwavering enthusiasm, Eric continues to pursue his filmmaking goals in both film and television, captivating audiences with his gritty visual style and ability to evoke emotions through powerful storytelling.