Film has become a natural extension of the storytelling I’ve spent years developing through photography. While a photograph captures a single moment, film allows a story to unfold through movement, voice, performance, and the subtle details that bring a moment to life.

My approach to filmmaking is the same one that has guided my work behind the camera for years. I look for the human thread inside a story—the people, purpose, and emotion that make something meaningful. From there, the goal is simple: translate that story into something visual, engaging, and true to the experience being shared.

I collaborate with organizations, artists, and individuals to create films that highlight the work they do and the stories behind it. Whether it’s documenting a program in action, capturing the energy of a performance, or developing a creative narrative piece, my focus stays the same: tell the story in a way that feels authentic and connected to the people at the center of it.

My film work ranges from documentary-style storytelling to original creative projects that blend music, performance, and puppetry. No matter the format, the goal is always the same—create work that helps audiences see, understand, and feel the story being told.