Danielle Egnew

After attending the University of Arizona musical theater and Eastern Montana College theater on full-ride scholarships, Egnew went on to be an actor, film producer and screenwriter. Her original screenplay Thunder Walk was optioned by Los Angeles production entity Light Renegade Entertainment (2003). Danielle Egnew stars as herself in the TV docuseries The Road Angel (in production, 2020–present), detailing her work as an angel translator. The TV docuseries was awarded a $50,000 grant from the governor of Montana for its filming efforts within the state. Egnew is also part of the 2019 cast of American Mystery on Travel Channel, appearing as herself in a UFOlogist capacity. Danielle Egnew has served as a research and creative consultant on popular paranormal TV programs Supernatural on CW, America's Psychic Challenge on Lifetime, and the feature film Man of Steel. In 2009 Egnew wrote, produced, directed and starred in the feature length paranormal documentary Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting, chronicling the haunted history of the Montgomery House Bed and Breakfast in Kalama, Washington. Egnew appeared as herself onscreen in the documentary, which was written, produced, and directed by Egnew through her production company Ave Vox Entertainment. The film contains Egnew's contributed musical score. Egnew has made other numerous TV appearances both as an actor and as herself, as well as garnering a classical and contemporary theatrical career beginning in 1987. As an actress, Egnew starred as "Peg Franklin" in the Clear Pictures feature film Changing Spots (2008), for which she is also credited as a Producer. While at The University of Arizona, Egnew was one of the first featured female members of the sketch comedy group Comedy Corner, sharing Comedy Corner alumni status with other notables such as Saturday Night Live writer Alex Baze. In 2011, Egnew was a cast member and Associate Producer during the three-day all-celebrity charity performances of The Vagina Monologues for V-Day Valley LA. She has contributed as a repeat bi-coastal cast member of The Vagina Monologues for both the 2007 V-Day WestLA Celebrity Charity Cast, as well as the 2006 V-Day New York Celebrity Charity Cast.

• 2017 – You've Got To Go Back The Way That You Came (solo) • 2010 – Backseat Bordello (with Kristen Coyner) • 2010 – Wayne's Waitress: The Holly Shawver Project (Producer) • 2010 – Tough Love Film Score • 2009 – Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting Film Score • 2008 – Red Lodge (solo) • 2008 – Changing Spots Film Score • 2007 – Junkie Cousin (EP) • 2006 – Otherworld (ambient) • 2006 – Wild Lamb (Solo) • 2005 – Rise (ambient) • 2004 – Vast (ambient) • 2004 – Pulse (ambient) • 2003 – Dog and Pony Show (Pope Jane) • 2001 – Industry Whore (Pope Jane) • 2000 – Hide Me From The Moon (Pope Jane) • 1998 – Relief (Pope Jane) • 1996 – Pope Jane (Self Titled) • 1995 – Country vs Western (with Wayne Lembcke) • 1992 – Danielle Marae Live

Egnew is a former voting Member of the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences – The Grammys. At the 2017 Native American Music Awards (NAMMYS), Egnew's solo album "You've Got To Go Back The Way That You Came" won as Best Country Recording. The singer was also nominated for "Best Female Vocalist". At the 2008 Native American Music Awards (NAMMYS), Egnew's solo album "Red Lodge" (Maurice The Fish Records) was nominated as Best Folk Recording. At the 2007 All Access Music Awards, Egnew won "Best Keyboardist". She was also nominated as "Best Overall Songwriter" and "Best Female Rock Vocalist". At the 2006 All Access Music Awards, Egnew won "Best Female Guitarist" and enjoying nominations in the "Best Female Pop / Alternative Vocalist" and "Best Overall Songwriter" categories.