BIO

I am a student filmmaker studying Film and Digital Media at Loyola University Chicago. I am constantly developing creative projects that support my aspirations in directing, producing, editing, and exploring ways to merge film with the music industry. 

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In my creative career, professors and peers have recognized me as a passionate, collaborative, and relentless creator. With over four years of customer service experience, I bring strong communication skills and a deep appreciation for teamwork into every project. 

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In April 2025, my producer, Lawson Sharrer, and I were selected to direct and produce Jack-o'-Jungle Juice through Loyola University Chicago's Collaboration Program. Chosen from a competitive pitching process, we had seven months to complete pre-production and filming under real-world production constraints, with very little guidance. 

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The project set a Loyola Film Department record, raising $7,000 on GoFundMe-the largest budget for a student film- including over $4,000 in less than 48 hours. Along with this, the School of Communication provided us the full creative grant of $1,500.

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In December 2025, I launched an organization at Loyola University Chicago called Rambler Workshops, which I co-founded with Lawson Sharrer. Together, we will co-lead workshops through May 2027. Rambler Workshops functions as a mock graduate-school lab and supplemental learning space, where I create curriculum, organize, and co-lead weekly workshops. These sessions guide students through the full filmmaking process, from pre-production to production and post-production. We focus on hands-on experiences, as well as community spaces to discuss the industry, filmmaking, and film theory. 

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As a filmmaker, I am committed to telling stories that foster community, connection, and collaboration.