My professional story in the entertainment industry began interning sophomore year of college in Saratoga Springs, New York at Live Nation, where the bar was set high.

At Saratoga Performing Arts Center, I'd start the mornings with the ops team, shoving bike rack, and filling up water coolers for concert goers.

The second half of the day, I learned how to advance a show, and work alongside entertainment industry leaders, talent, and tour management. I was encouraged to learn every side of production if I wanted to produce. 

That mindset carried me through hands-on experience across audio, camera, lighting, touring, and film and television production.

When the pandemic paused my role as an AV Coordinator, I was able to catch up with an old friend, which led to us talking about work and our careers. We were on a peddle boat when he asked if I'd be interested in crossing over into the big-budget Film and TV world.

This exact moment is when pivoted fully into film and television.

Since then, I’ve worked across major series for HBO, Hulu, Netflix, and Apple, as well as feature films for Fifth Season and Universal, supporting productions via the locations department.

I approach producing as both a creative and practical role. Maintaining transparency, focusing on clarity, accountability, and building momentum across teams is where I thrive. I value strong communication, thoughtful leadership, and creating environments where collaborators feel supported, trusted, and empowered to do their best work. 

My long-term focus is developing meaningful, story-driven, human projects that make people “feel again” to connect viewers. I’m equally committed to building sustainable, independent production models that respond to rising costs, while staying current with evolving technology digital media landscape.



Credits working in the Locations Department throughout film and TV: