My introduction to the film world started when I was a child actor, where I realized that being in front of the camera was not what I was so fascinated about as a kid, and I learned that I was truly drawn to be behind the camera; crafting a story and trying to project it into the audience’s mind. 
 
I attended Ghetto Film School during high school, and later graduated from USC School of Cinematic Arts with their help. I have worked with brands like Apple, FX, and the NBA, and have had work screened in the Academy Museum. I have been freelancing in film production in various roles to round out my skillset and prime me for communication with departments as a Director. 

I use my films as a form of expression. As a writer and director, I get the privilege of putting myself in the shoes of many characters, where I aim to delve into topics through them in a fashion deeper than the average conversation could. With my films, I hope to put my audience through a rollercoaster that seats them in the perspective of fresh characters.
 
I want to tell stories that substantiate the minute dynamics of  the human condition, but with a lens that keeps the audience on the edge of their seat. Every character has a piece of themselves they’d rather not share; but that tells who they are.

I like to use genre to abstract settings and externalize these traits from “normal” people; but I try to put my own twist on them, because the reality is that life is a flurry of comedy, drama, and the horrors of the mundane.