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At my core, I’m a storyteller driven by a deep passion for authentic narratives about people navigating the world and the experiences that shape them. Over the past five years, I’ve drawn on my background in network television and documentary filmmaking to build a complete visual brand from the ground up.
While working at www.dat.com, I created content focused on logistics and B2B networks. Through collaboration with my team, I helped evolve the brand from a corporate, outdated image into a vibrant and industry-leading presence within the logistics marketing space. Together, we redefined the company’s visual foundation for both photography and film, transforming its aesthetic into some of the most engaging and human-centered content in the industry.
 
With over 20 years in the film and creative industry, I approach every project with the curiosity and enthusiasm of someone just beginning their journey, balanced by the experience and perspective of a seasoned professional.
 
As an Emmy Award winning filmmaker and Director of Photography,  I earned my Emmy for cinematography and production on the acclaimed TV series Deadliest Catch. Over the past two decades, my career has encompassed documentaries, feature films, branded content, and commercials across the United States and abroad. My clients have included National Geographic, the History Channel, Discovery, ABC, CNBC, A&E, and The Intercept.
 
I’m currently finalizing a feature length documentary exploring U.S. immigration policy and the use of force along the U.S.–Mexico border. I hold a B.A. from the University of Oregon.