Since an early age movies and entertainment have been my day-ones and it guides my professional career. With a focus on Producing and Directing, my aim is to tell stories that imagine our best days ahead, while chasing that feeling I felt as a twelve year old kid watching Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, for the first time in theaters.

How we tell and frame our stories requires a thorough understanding of community, people, and our relationships. It demands we ask ourselves the hard questions and interrogate the why. It challenges us to find voice in a saturated market that, by design, has commodifies our time and attention. How do we stay rooted in all the noise and doomscrolling to create meaningful and impactful content? How do we not get lost in the instant gratification of it all to reach our people? These are the curiosities that spark my strategies.

The first tool I picked up as a kid was a Digital Handycam, it was my dads, and a point and shoot photo camera. Since then a camera has been a tool to describe how I see the world. It’s a craft I’ve honed and cared for ever since. Today it’s a vital part of my creative work and process.

As a multidisciplinary creative, I've become proficient in many tools, editing being one of them. Whether it's video editing or photo editing, it is a necessary part of my creative process as a storyteller. For me, it's the opportunity to really shape the story.

When I started my creative journey, designing grew naturally as a skill that I sought out to learn. Since then I've used design as a back pocket tool. From understanding the fundamentals and power of graphic design, to having a working knowledge of how to design a scene from lighting to set, it’s all part of creating a meaningful experience that resonates.