My design background didn't start in a sketchbook — it grew out of photography and video. Editing footage, laying out photos, making things look intentional on screen — that's where the eye for design came from. Later I decided to take it further, studying formally and earning a BFA in Graphic and Interactive Design from West Chester University of Pennsylvania. What started as a natural extension of making visuals became a discipline I actually studied and built a career around. The foundation was always there — college just gave it a name.

I shoot portraits, events, landscapes, and lifestyle — and when the story needs to move, I pick up a camera for video too. Photography has been with me since I was a kid, long before it became professional work, and that history shows up in how I shoot: patient, observant, and always chasing the frame that feels real. What started as a hobby became a career, and it still feels like both.

Video has been part of the mix since I was a kid posting on YouTube, long before I knew what I was doing. These days I do it professionally, focused on the production and capture side of things. My role is behind the camera on location, getting the shot right and handing off something worth editing. The shooting is where I live. The editing is someone else's story.