One Dave At A Time

Eman Elsweisy is an American Actress, Director and Lyricist from Texas. Born February 13th in Alexandria, Egypt, to an Egyptian Family. Her parents settled in the US when she was 4 due to her dad's career in the drilling and oil industry.

Eman is the oldest of four. Being an only child for the first 5 years of her childhood. She spent most of her time playing with her Barbies, stuffed animals and Legos creating characters and an imaginary world of her own enjoying hanging out with her toys. Eman and her siblings were all actively participating in professional swimming and fencing clubs and competitions.

Home Schooled, Eman excelled in math and physics but had many academic difficulties in reading and literature, struggled to memorize facts and details. Earned her High School credits from the University of Cambridge, England "IGCSE." Attended San Jacinto College at the age of 17 majored in computer science to please her parents. Earned a BS from the University of Houston Clear Lake in Computer Science, 2003

Spider-man comics played a role in shaping Eman's lyrical talent. In college, a classmate forgot his Spider-man comic book. The pictures and the colors were so attractive, it was the first interesting book for her to read. When the first Spider-man movie came out in the early 2000s, her passionate desire to write a unique song about spider-man inspired her first lyrics.

Eman was offered a job as a digital content specialist/copyright manager at one of the largest music production companies in Egypt "Free Music Production". Eman worked with successful singers in Egypt. As a lyricist, she is most known for Wad Ya Asmarany (Tanned One) / Hamid ElShari, Yateem(Orphan)/Moustafa Shawky, Hassa Demoak (Feeling your tears) /Faty & Zalan (Upset)/ Farida. Arabic poetry structure played a significant role in shaping her English lyrics style as well.

Eman grew up speaking both English & Arabic. For Voice-over, Eman performed the voice of a kid in the orphan song produced by Microsoft, Egypt Yatim for Moustafa Shawky. Returned to Texas in 2005. Eman suffered from a virus that impacted the nervous system affecting her physical abilities for few years delayed her plans.

She started teaching at an elementary school in Texas, to support kids emotionally and academically as she works her lyrics and voice-over career. She had her son in 2015. Eman wrote, directed her first short film, Lives in me in 2019 as she played the role of Jasmine. She is focusing on her acting career. Eman has been involved in local short film projects directing, AD, PA and general crew work