Hello.

Thank you for visiting my website.

Please spend less time on this page about me than you do on the other pages that feature videos about other people I've been fortunate enough to meet, speak with, and relay their stories to the world.

I am not one of these people who is going to tell you they are a content creator, or a visual storyteller, or a creative brand specialist. I don’t know what any of that means other than I’ve seen it on so many Linkedin profiles, people must be hiring them.

I make videos. I produce. I shoot, I edit, I direct, I write, I create. I get to make videos. I get to make people think, learn, laugh, cry, get excited, draw inspiration, and enter a world that differs from their own reality.

​I went to school at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I studied Broadcasting, Telecommunications, and Mass Media. I worked in Grand Island, Nebraska at KOLN/KGIN-TV as a News Reporter and Sports Anchor/Reporter. I returned to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to work for 20/20 Visual Media. I relocated to Williamsport, Pennsylvania for Little League® International as the Multimedia Producer/Editor. I then returned to Philadelphia to work remotely as the Creative Producer for FIDF (Friends of the Israel Defense Forces). Currently, I am a freelance video and podcast producer/editor channeling my creativity and skill supporting causes doing meaningful work while pursuing personal passion projects to inspire, amuse, and entertain.

My career has allowed me to meet amazing people, tell completely unique stories, travel all over the world, and afford the best possible life for my dog, Ernie.

I don’t like “about me” pages because the nature of the industry I am in is not about me at all. It is about regular people doing spectacular things. I am fortunate enough to know how to record, edit, and produce their stories into shareable videos that evoke emotion and motivate an audience to take action or donate.

On this website, there are people waiting for your eyes and ears. From a community working toward strength after an unbelievable tragedy, Major League Baseball players remembering their roots, volunteers giving their time in exchange for the reward of helping young men and women, to soldiers from around the world risking their lives every day to protect their one true home and so much more.

Now, please go to those other pages and meet those other people who are not me. They are why I am here. They are why I get to do what I do. They are why I am fortunate to have your attention. I look forward to speaking to you soon.