Erica Tremblay (born 1981) is a Seneca–Cayuga American documentary film director, based out of New York city known for her films In the Turn (2014), Heartland:A Portrait of Survival (2012) and Tiny Red Universe (2007).Tremblay grew up in Seneca, Missouri, a suburb of Joplin, Missouri. In 2007, she moved to Lincoln, Nebraska. While there she wrote, produced and starred in Tiny Red Universe, a short film which aired on IFC.In 2012, She released Heartland:A Portrait of Survival. The film documents the effects of the 2011 Joplin tornado which destroyed a quarter of the city and caused about $2.8 billion dollars worth of damage. Tremblay, who was living in Los Angeles at the time but had previously lived in Joplin, had relatives still living in her hometown. She traveled to the town with a film crew and documented the aftermath for a four-week period. The film, which features several stories like the Joplin Found Photos project, was shown at the Omaha Film Festival, and at St. Louis International Film Festival. Wikipedia
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