Born in the same place as American cinema (the great state of New Jersey), I’m a filmmaker and creative director with a passion for visual storytelling. I got my hands on a camcorder at age 11 and knew a career behind the camera was the only path for me. From the greatest discoveries in science to the crumbs under your couch cushions, I’ve learned there’s a story behind everything and filmmaking is the perfect way to uncover it.
I'm currently a creative director at 522 Productions where we’re working every day to make videos that drive change and inspire action. With a focus on science, technology, and public health, my work there has been recognized with a TIVA Peer Award.
I received the Young Alumni Creative Development Award from George Mason University to support a short documentary about monosodium glutamate. Together with a team of talented storytellers, I explored the origin of MSG’s stigma and Chef Tim Ma’s fight to overcome it. It’s playing at film festivals across the country and is being distributed by GOOD DOCS and PBS.
On the weekends you can find me taking pictures, hiking, or yelling at the New York Yankees.