My path to film and marketing was a winding one, but it led me to a career that combines my love for storytelling, strategy, and a knack for problem-solving. I’ve always believed that great projects are born from passion, and that’s what I look for in every story I take on. As a producer and first assistant director, I pour my heart into each project, from development to the moment it’s ready for an audience. My goal is to champion stories that resonate—whether it's a fresh take on subverting genres or the true story of a local hero that can leave a lasting impact.

In marketing, I’m especially excited by campaigns that connect with people on a deeper level. The Barbenheimer phenomenon startled the film industry unexpectedly by becoming a box-office hit. Memes, fan-made merchandise as well as dressing up in pink or in 1940s attire to attend the theatrical release dates is a cultural phenomenon that cannot be duplicated without a deep grasp on internet fan culture. Celebrating experimentalism and art like A24’s campaign on Everything Everywhere All at Once directed by the Daniel Brothers is what inspires me to be a resource for talented filmmakers. The emotional depth of the film spilled over boundaries and was the ultimate underdog at the 95th Academy Awards and walked away with 7 Oscars. That’s what I aim to bring to bring to my work. To allow folks to root for the underdog.

Outside of film, I’m an art enthusiast and amateur oil painter, using acrylics and oils to explore new mediums and challenge myself creatively. I’m always learning, always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, and I bring that same energy to every project I’m part of.