I’m a filmmaker born, raised, and currently based in Southern California.

Growing up in Ventura County, right outside of Los Angeles, I grew up appreciating the local stories of the communities I come from, which is what I like to explore in my filmmaking today across documentary, narrative, digital media, and branded work.

I’m currently an Entrepreneurship in Media Fellow at The Gotham EDU, supported by NBC Universal. My films include “Palmas”, one of six documentaries fully funded by USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2024 that went on to earn “Best Documentary Short” at the San Diego Latino Film Festival, “Collegiate Filmmaker Spotlight Award” at Burbank International Film Festival, and “Best Student Documentary” at Glendale International Film Festival. My other films have been supported by the American Cinematheque and CAFILM, along with screenings at festivals across the country.

I’m also a post-production specialist who has worked on over a dozen short and feature films as a sound designer and editor. You can find my credits here.

I’ve been fortunate to attend USC where I was a George Lucas Scholar and Cheech Marin Scholarship recipient in earning my MFA in Film Production. I also studied screenwriting and storytelling at CSUN where I was an Abraham L. Polonsky scholar.

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