American Film Institute
M.F.A. in Producing. A foundation in the craft, collaboration, and practical work of bringing a film to life.
STORIES. SYSTEMS. POSSIBILITIES.
THE CREATIVE PRACTICE OF
Good ideas deserve
to get made.
I tell stories, bring productions together, and build tools
that make creative work easier.
I’ve spent a lot of my life figuring out how to turn an idea into something people can actually experience.
I started in film, where a good story needs more than a good script. It takes a team, a plan, and the patience to get a hundred small decisions right. That’s the work I love.
Today, that same curiosity takes me into creative software, better workflows, and projects of my own. Different disciplines. The same drive to make something that matters.
From the first spark to the final detail.
Here’s how I help
move an idea forward.
Finding the story. Building the world. Bringing the right people together. I help shape an idea and handle the practical work that gets it from the page to the screen.
Let’s tell a storyGood tools give you room to think. I build software and workflows that remove friction, connect the moving parts, and give creators more time for the work they care about.
Let’s build something usefulThe best knowledge gets passed on. From producing to post-production software, I help people understand their tools, improve their process, and find a clear way forward.
Let’s find a better way
Stories shared. Lessons learned.
A few milestones from a life
of making.
M.F.A. in Producing. A foundation in the craft, collaboration, and practical work of bringing a film to life.
Grand prize recipient. A reminder that a story told well can find its way to a much bigger audience.
Work presented at festivals, optioned by producers, and licensed for prime-time television.
Taught producing and led advanced video post-production training. Helping the next storyteller take the next step.
THE WAY I SEE IT
I CARE ABOUT BOTH.
A film. A creative tool. An idea that doesn’t quite fit into a category. I’d love to hear about it.
No pitch deck required.
A few sentences are a fine place to
start.