Every great story begins with a feeling—a spark that ignites the heart and stirs the imagination.

For me, filmmaking is about finding that spark in the familiar moments that make us feel at home or in the curiosity that pushes us to explore something new. It's about shining a light on personal stories that deserve to be told, stories that connect us, challenge us, and open our hearts to different experiences.

Each frame, every detail, is crafted with care to evoke emotion and leave an unforgettable impression. Because filmmaking isn’t just about what you see—it’s about the feelings that linger long after the screen goes dark.

Like everything in life, I can't seem to settle on just one path. Even after studying filmmaking at NYFA, I couldn’t decide which direction to take—so I chose them all. Lights? Check. Camera? Absolutely. And action? That’s where I thrive as a director and writer.

The truth is, I wear a lot of hats, but each one lets me tell a story in a new way. And while I’ve honed my craft across the board, I like to think of myself as a forever "newbie"—constantly learning, experimenting, and perfecting what I love to do. Because in filmmaking, just like in life, there’s always something new to discover.