A strategic storyteller and creative producer, I develop award-winning digital content that grows audiences, builds connections, and brings big ideas to life. Drawing on my background as an experienced writer, director, graphic artist, and editor to drive projects from planning through all stages of production, I’ve delivered successful outcomes for companies and institutions including Amazon, Microsoft, Major League Baseball, and the University of Washington.
My most recent film, Black Baseball in Living Color, traces 100 years of Black baseball history using archival materials and 200+ original portrait studies by acclaimed artist Graig Kreindler. An extension of a video series I created in collaboration with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in 2019 that was published as part of MLB.com’s Negro Leagues history portal, the film premiered in February 2023 at the St. Petersburg Museum of History.
Past work as an editor includes videos screened preceding Pope Francis’ celebration of mass at Madison Square Garden in 2015 and Futures Past, a documentary feature chosen as an Official Selection at the 2016 Chicago International Film Festival and 2017 Beijing International Film Festival.
A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism with a B.S. in journalism and B.A. in history, I’ve also published essays on history and culture in Lapham’s Quarterly, book and television reviews in the New York Daily News, and outdoor features in Backpacker and Runner’s World. Download my resume here.
