About Me:

I didn’t just fall in love with storytelling—I fell in love with cameras. These machines are built to do one impossible thing: capture what the world was ready to forget… or something it can never unsee. Sometimes an image freezes a fleeting moment; sometimes it rewires how we remember everything that came before it.

It probably started with a camera—shooting bands, family gatherings, and anything else I couldn’t stand to let pass by. Or maybe it started earlier—sitting outside my dad’s restaurant in Manhattan, watching strangers and wondering about their stories. Either way, it’s the same thing that drives me now: noticing. Trying to hold onto something before it’s gone.

I started in news as a video editor at KSAZ Fox 10—where I learned how to handle stories with honesty and care. Then I moved into post-production at The Mill and Cut + Run, working on documentaries, music videos, and campaigns for global brands. After that, I shifted to Randy Murray Productions, getting back to more personal, grounded storytelling—documentaries, commercials, and stories with real people at the center. “Every one of those places taught me something different about how to see, how to listen, and how to tell a story that sticks.

As an independent creator, I’ve worked across the spectrum—from capturing the quiet vulnerability of portraits to the chaos and electricity of live performance. I’ve built visual narratives for brands, artists, and individuals who value work that feels honest, intentional, and human.

Every project is its own story—unfolding, unfinished, waiting to be told. If you’re ready to capture something honest, meaningful, and real, I’d love to help.