Born into a military family in Spring, Texas. I was taught at a young age that hard work and caring relationships are the two most important things in life. I have been making videos since I was 14. After spending 4 years in film school at Stephen F. Austin, I started my video business going full-time. My other passions are a good crawfish boil, going to a rock concert, and even performing stand-up comedy.
I have ventured in all types of video, starting as early as being the director for my highschool’s weekly news show. While attending undergrad, a friend and I created a feature film that was selected for distribution. After graduating, I was hired on to be the lead editor for a videography company in construction and real estate. Today, I have made a pivot into public service. Realizing my talents can be used to serve the people of Texas. to achieve this, I began earning my master’s in Public Affairs at the UT LBJ School and was a part of the team at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. From making content for a school district to educating the public on new policies from our legislators.
One thing I learned is that the most important skill is trust. This industry is full of surprises, and I make sure you know exactly what you are getting into.

With many Texans working hard to find solutions to today's issues. What I do is highlight these policies to educate the public and create a stronger country

The shoots I enjoy the most are live shows. Particularly concerts and especially live stand up comedy, I love capturing the magic.

One way I can really stretch the max of my creative potential is photography. This medium I can break every rule and create eye-catching portraits.

Being a graduate from Stephen F. Austin studying filmmaking. I was taught the proper roles and skills needed to create films that give an entertaining experience.







