My passion for visual storytelling began at a young age, starting when I downloaded Final Cut Pro at eleven. As a former softball player turned sports filmmaker, I bring an athlete’s perspective and understanding to the stories I tell, shaped by discipline, teamwork, and an appreciation for the moments that define the game beyond the scoreboard.

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     I am currently a Media Production BFA student at the University of Cincinnati, minoring in Marketing, and have served as a Creative Video Intern with Bearcats Digital since 2023. In this role, I create cinematic, story-driven content across Big 12 athletics, including basketball, football, baseball, volleyball, and lacrosse. My work has been featured on the big screen in Nippert Stadium, Fifth Third Arena, and across many @GoBearcats platforms, contributing to over one million views while capturing the culture, intensity, and identity of Cincinnati Athletics.

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     Known for thriving in fast-paced, high-pressure environments, I create stories that reflect a team’s culture, brand voice, and competitive spirit. My experience spans social media content, in-arena videoboard features, documentaries, interviews, and long-form storytelling, always with a focus on preserving meaningful moments.

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     Beyond collegiate athletics, I have worked as a freelance video producer since high school, collaborating with brands, organizations, and individuals, including Stanley X Caitlin Clark, Ravens Running Backs coach Eddie Faulkner, Kroger, Rooted Creative, and Step Up. These experiences strengthened my ability to work independently, build trust, and deliver high-quality work under pressure, while reinforcing why storytelling matters to me, which is using film to elevate athletes and contribute to communities in meaningful ways.

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     Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro and Sony camera systems, I approach every project with intention, curiosity, and care. Whether documenting sport, culture, or personal milestones, my goal remains the same: to tell stories that preserve moments and reflect the people behind them.