Erma Elzy, formerly Erma Elzy-Jones is an American television and theatre director. Career Elzy (formerly Elzy-Jones) was born in Los Angeles, California. She began her career in television, working as Production Associate/Script Supervisor on the television series Double Trouble, 227, ALF and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. She would go to become an Associate Director and later make her official directorial debut directing an episode of Moesha. Her other television credits are Sister, Sister, The Wayans Bros., The Parkers, Girlfriends and That's So Raven. During much of the 2000s she focused more on directing short films and stage productions. In 2001, she directed the short film Room 302 starring Kristin Bauer. Other film credits include Man Made (2002) and Silent Crisis: Diabetes Among Us, a television documentary which was hosted and narrated by Debbie Allen. Her theatre credits are The Great Nebula In Orion (2002), It's a Good Thing I Knew How To Dance (2003) and Yesterday Came Too Soon…The Dorothy Dandridge Story. In 2007, Elzy-Jones won a Roy W. Dean Film and Video Grant for work on the documentary film Colorblind Or Blinded By Color?: The State of Black Equality In America. In 2011 she produced, wrote and directed the short feature "Redeemer". References External links African-American film directors African-American television directors American documentary filmmakers Film producers from California American television directors American theatre directors Women theatre directors American women television directors Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Film directors from Los Angeles American women documentary filmmakers 21st-century African-American people 21st-century African-American women