I am a video producer, editor, shooter, motion graphics, photography and visuals professional based in Washington, DC, and NYC. In addition to my training as a photojournalist, I specialize in portraiture and fine art photography. I often incorporate themes of disability, activism, and my lived experience into my visual practice. My work has been featured at the TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image, VAE Raleigh, and several publications, including Medium, Spectre Journal, and Slow Dance Press. The Society of Professional Journalists has nationally recognized my work on several occasions.

I found my love for visuals at 12 years old, coping with my early days of Tourette Syndrome. I attended George Washington University’s Corcoran School of the Arts & Design to refine my skills with a degree in Photojournalism. I love making human connections, espresso, and creating stunning visuals.

I work as a Video Producer, Shooter, and Editor at the World Bank, producing short-form and long-form videos, audio, motion graphics, photos, and other visual content for Development Impact Group (DIME) and other departments.

I have worked with The Hirshhorn Museum and DC area galleries, specializing in collections photography, photo editing, publication production, multimedia production, digital asset archiving, pre-press, print production, and curation.

I am open to future projects and opportunities.