I am a visual storyteller interested in manking documentary films with political, cultural and social impact. I am currently working on a film about the Montford Point Marines, who were the first black men to integrate the Marine Corps during World War II.  

I am a Washington, DC native. I did my undergraduate studies at Montgomery College and Howard University. I received my MFA from Chapman University (CA). In 2005 I produced my first documentary film; Too, Black & Blue. In the years since, I have worked on numerous documentary and television programs. I am currently in post-production for my first feature length documentary; Have You Seen Teri?

I'm currently a content manager for learning and development at a non-profit organization. I work on a vartiety of content streams and products, including blogs, newsletters, magazines, and books which are accessible to 30,000 of our global members. I'm the host of a video series called Ask a Trainer where I interview training industry experts on relevant topics, and the soon-to-be host of our DEI podcast. I am also currently working on a promotional video series for our marketing department to market one of our largest annual conferences. I script and shoot my own video and I have a ...

I am passionate about all forms of art which is why I pursued a double degree—a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Production and Post-Production at George Mason University. Within film, I love editing and VFX. My other interests include painting and photography.