I am a documentary filmmaker working to tell meaningful stories that foster connections to our environment. In my current role, I support the production of groundbreaking original factual series and specials for CuriosityStream as an Associate Producer. I am also working as the director of photography and editor for a film about genetic disorders and the role that environmental factors play in the study of genetics and as an associate producer for a film that is working alongside Alaska Native Tribes to protect the Tongass National Forest, the world’s largest remaining temperate rainforest. In my previous role, I highlighted the wildlife and beauty of National Marine Sanctuaries and the folks working to protect them through scripting and editing educational videos and short documentaries with NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries.
In addition to filmmaking, I have experience managing and coordinating social media, working in front end web development, designing infographics and magazines, and copy editing. I have created a web series about sustainability, filmed hippopotamus in South Africa, edited a film about science communication, designed a magazine for the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, and produced a documentary about the Anacostia River. Working both in the editing room and behind a camera, I am interested in finding creative ways to draw people towards their nature. I hold a masters degree from American University in Film and Media Arts.