I found my way into film and photography during COVID, and what started as a creative outlet slowly became something much more. I realized how much I loved using my eye to create images that entertain people, tell stories, and most importantly, make them feel something.

Sometimes that means creating a portrait that lets someone look at themselves and think, “I’m beautiful.” Other times, it means using cinematography to draw an audience into a story and make them feel something they weren’t expecting.
My work naturally gravitates toward the dark, moody, and cinematic, but I don’t believe every story should look the same. Whether I’m creating a portrait, an editorial set, or working behind the camera on a film, I adapt my approach to the person, project, and story in front of me.