In 2003 I changed my major half way through college to follow my dream: working in film and television.

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But I had never actually done any work or taken any classes on filmmaking But I did have experience acting. I grew up doing plays and musicals. So I auditioned for no budget indie film in North Carolina that was my first position in the film world. 

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After that, I took every job I could. I've PA'd, I've run camera, I've been a producer, I've set up lights, and I've even held a boo pole. But it took a long time for me to realize what I do best.

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And what I do best is to learn, on camera, so the audience can, too.

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That's why I became a documentary filmmaker. I like to ask questions and learn, but I also like to peel back layers of the onion to find out the true purpose and unique perspectives of the stories being told.

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I love hosting. Whether moderating a panel, hosting a video series, or producing my podcast, The Storytelling Lab, I like to help people learn through meaningful conversations.

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Currently, I host a weekly talk show on Facebook Live for my client, Carcinoid Cancer Foundation -- a clever pivot during the pandemic.