The Narrative

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a knack for storytelling, organization, creative problem-solving, and helping the people around me do their best work — on set and off. Variety isn't optional for me; it's the thing that keeps me sharp. Right now that shows up as co-directing and producing documentary work with French Dog Films, where I get to do everything from shaping a story's arc to running the logistics that make a shoot with a 12-person crew actually come together.

Before producing became my full-time focus, that same "storyteller who loves a good spreadsheet" instinct took me through brand strategy and account management — briefing creative teams, running production on client video campaigns, and writing thought leadership on inclusive research. Along the way I've gotten to work with clients like Twinings, Nike Swim, McKinsey, Netflix, Fox, Sony, and Hulu, building brand identity systems, growing social audiences by the thousands, and helping brands find their footing in new markets. That range is still part of how I work; it's why I can sit in a scheduling conversation and a creative one in the same afternoon and enjoy both.

I'm also a retired member of the undefeated U.S. Women's National Deaf Soccer team, and I currently serve as a marketing and communications consultant for USADSA. That experience is what led me to start Deaf, Tattooed, and Employed — a passion project about owning what makes you different instead of hiding it. It's taken me further than I expected: contributing work with HearingLikeMe (Phonak) and Envoy Medical, a feature in The New York Times, and a seat on the Advisory Council for Tools for Life, Georgia's Assistive Technology Act Program.

Additionally, I am a certified death doula, supporting people through advance care planning, grief, and legacy work — a different kind of storytelling, but one that comes from the same place. [Learn more about that work here → COMING SOON]

My goal, on set or off, is to bring people into work that means something to them — and to make sure the process of getting there is as thoughtful as the result.