Producer. Creative Lead. Director. Pop Culture Anthropologist.
Producer. Creative Lead. Director. Pop Culture Anthropologist.
I was raised on prestige dramas, the CW, and the kind of pop culture moments that made you pause your DVR. One of my earliest memories is going to the premiere of Beauty & the Beast, and by middle school I was writing movie reviews for the school paper between study halls spent scrolling Entertainment Weekly. There was never a moment when I wasn’t trying to understand how and why stories shape culture—and how to be part of that shaping.
My career path curved through music, radio, and even PR before everything clicked on the set of Judge Judy. Producing for that show gave me my first real taste of collaboration, storytelling under pressure, and the incredible satisfaction of seeing people react—positively, passionately, or otherwise—to something I helped create. I was hooked.
What Drives Me
I’m drawn to projects that remix the familiar—stories that give fresh spins on classic tropes or play with form in unexpected ways. Whether it's a season of television that unfolds over a single day (The Pitt) or a show that shoots every act in one long take (The Studio), I love finding reinvention in the expected. Everything's been done before. It's how you present it—and what lens you use—that keeps it alive.
Everything’s been done before. It’s how you present it that keeps it alive.
What People Say I’m Good At
creative problem solving (especially under pressure)
Reading the room (and the moment)
Spotting talent
Leading with emotional intelligence and calm
collaborating with high-profile talent - without flinching
ordering the perfect beverage (every. time.)
Generating ideas that are smart, unexpected, and on brand
a healthy respect for budgets
(A Few) Dream Collaborators
Ryan Coogler
Pedro Pascal
Mark Mylod
Colman Domingo
Amy Poehler
Jessica Lee Gagné
Vibe Check
I may not have a quirky creative ritual, but I bring a grounded, collaborative approach to everything I work on. I’m less about ego and more about cohesion—and I’m fluent in the unspoken art of reading the room.