I work across fiction and nonfiction, creating visually heightened, psychologically intimate films about the invisible systems that shape our lives.

My two most recent films approach these ideas from different directions. The Loneliest Crash Test Dummy, acquired and released by The New York Times, investigates gender inequality in automotive safety through the lens of my own collision. LOST IT, a surreal psychological short currently in post-production, explores how trauma destabilizes memory, perception, and one woman’s sense of reality.

I am also developing projects spanning psychological drama, speculative fiction, and cinematic nonfiction, including an adaptation of an international bestseller exploring physics and humanity’s place in the universe.

I also create character-driven commercial work. I recently created, wrote, and directed The Intern Diaries, a six-part mockumentary series for Aéropostale starring Déjà Clark, reaching over 20 million viewers across platforms.

I am currently taking on select projects. Get in touch, here.