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Born in Washington, DC, I lived in Arlington with my amazing parents until I was 18, at which point I left to attend college at Washington University in St. Louis. There I majored in both film studies and music composition, and two days after graduation, I headed further west to Los Angeles.

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In LA I spent the next eight years working in film and television and making some of the best friends in the world. In 2013, I decided I needed a little break from it all, so I moved even further west to Seoul, South Korea. At this point people were probably wondering what beef I had with the eastward direction.

 

In Seoul, I ate amazing food, made wonderful friends, and taught English for six months before accepting an offer to move back to Washington, DC and work for Science Channel. I worked at Science for two years, then was hired as Director of Development for Blink Films' US office.

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In September of 2017, I relocated back to Los Angeles and have currently am a producer and writer on "The UnXplained with William Shatner" for History. Prior to this I was Co-EP on History Channel's "History's Greatest Mysteries" and the VP of Development for Original Productions.