Emily Haack specializes in genre roles. She entered so far only in movies that the splatter - Horror genre of, Gore attributable or related film areas. Most of the independent films in which she is involved also have a pronounced sexual touch, right through to hardcore scenes. Her first production was the film Scrapbook, shot by director Eric Stanze for the video market in 2000, which was received benevolently both in fan circles and by critics, mainly thanks to its presentation. Most of the productions in which she participated were staged by Stanze. In some films, she also took on other tasks on the set, such as set decoration or camera assistance. In 2008 she made her first mainstream appearance in a supporting role in the film Student of Leisure . For the episode film The Severed Head Network Volume 2 , she contributed a part as a director in 2002.
Emily Haack specializes in genre roles. She entered so far only in movies that the splatter - Horror genre of, Gore attributable or related film areas. Most of the independent films in which she is involved also have a pronounced sexual touch, right through to hardcore scenes. Her first production was the film Scrapbook, shot by director Eric Stanze for the video market in 2000, which was received benevolently both in fan circles and by critics, mainly thanks to its presentation. Most of the productions in which she participated were staged by Stanze. In some films, she also took on other tasks on the set, such as set decoration or camera assistance. In 2008 she made her first mainstream appearance in a supporting role in the film Student of Leisure . For the episode film The Severed Head Network Volume 2 , she contributed a part as a director in 2002.
