ABOUT

I’m a documentary cinematographer drawn to stories that begin with the universally familiar and lead us somewhere surprising and meaningful. With my camera, I seek frames that craft a visual language of connection and movement. In the field, I maintain a calm, attuned presence that helps people feel at ease, allowing authentic moments of vulnerability and reflection to emerge.

I am a National Murrow Award-winning camera operator. My work as a cinematographer and producer has appeared on A&E Docs, Vice News Tonight, Newsweek, Smithsonian Channel, The Pulitzer Center, and Scripps Longform.

Since 2022, I have been working with Scripps News on the documentary series In Real Life, Interview with a Killer, and Level Up. In between assignments, I directed, shot, and edited a 22-minute documentary, Projecting Protest, which investigates the rise in unsanctioned light projection activism and explores the boundaries of free speech.