A storyteller who
also teaches.

How I got here

A lifelong curiosity
with a deadline.

My résumé says multimedia producer. What that really means is I've never been satisfied knowing only one part of how a story gets made.

I studied language because words shape meaning, then earned a master's degree in Digital Storytelling because pictures, sound, timing, and emotion can make that meaning land. I learned to write the concept, light the interview, direct the room, fly the camera, build the graphics, clean the audio, cut the story, and explain every choice to someone else.

That combination—maker and teacher—is now the core of my work. Whether I'm simplifying a complicated software workflow, shaping an interview, photographing a property, or mentoring a student through a rough first cut, I look for the clearest, most human version of the story.

I've worked on feature films and television, created for companies and classrooms, and filmed across more than five countries—from the canals of Venice and South African villages to Alpine switchbacks and Manhattan after dark.