ABOUT

I am a National Murrow Award-winning documentary cinematographer specializing in cinematic verité and dynamic interview scenes. I thrive in small, efficient teams that foster flexibility and intimacy. My work focuses on investigative, character-driven documentaries that explore underreported or misunderstood cultural phenomena. In the field, I maintain a calm, attuned presence while staying both confident and adaptable.

Previously a staff cinematographer for Scripps News — working on docu-series In Real Life, Interviews with a Killer, and Level Up — My credits include work for A&E Docs, Newsweek, Smithsonian, Court TV, Vice News Tonight, and The Pulitzer Center.

Most recently, I directed Projecting Protest, a short documentary investigating the rise of unsanctioned light projection as a tool for activism. For the film, I embedded with activists on both the far-right and the left—groups with opposing ideologies who nonetheless unite in championing this provocative form of political expression.