My Early Years
From the moment I could remember, I was captivated by the magic of storytelling. Growing up in Alaska, I was constantly surrounded by the great outdoors, film & television. It didn’t take long for me to realize I wanted to be a storyteller. At just 15 years old, I picked up a camera and began crafting my own stories, eager to share my voice with the world.  
Craft
For ten incredible years, I honed my skills as an apprentice at Alaska’s News Source, where I immersed myself in the art of visual storytelling. There, I mastered the craft of writing compelling narratives, conducting impactful interviews, and editing stories that resonated with audiences. Surrounded by a team of brilliant journalists and mentors, I absorbed invaluable lessons and insights, shaping me into the storyteller I am today.  
I’m Not Just a Videographer
I am a director with a keen understanding of visual literacy, a cinematographer who captures the raw emotion of every moment, and an editor who weaves it all into a powerful narrative. To me, it’s not just about making videos—it’s about creating art that moves people, sparks connection, and leaves a lasting impression. Storytelling isn’t just what I do; it’s who I am, and it’s the fire that fuels my life’s greatest passion.