I grew up on Long Island, where the beach was a huge part of my life and quickly became my first source of inspiration. I was always outside, surfing, swimming, exploring, or just watching the way light hit the water, and I almost always had a camera with me. As a kid, I made YouTube videos and GoPro edits, constantly trying to capture the coolest angle or perspective, whether that meant bringing my camera onto my surfboard or filming whatever I could from a new point of view. That early instinct to document and experiment is what sparked my interest in storytelling and continues to shape how I see media today. It’s also what drew me to the intersection of film, fashion, and news spaces where visuals, culture, and real-world narratives come together.

Now, as a recent graduate from Boston University with a degree in Film & Television and a minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that same curiosity has evolved into a focus on the business and production side of media. I’m especially interested in the work that happens behind the scenes, coordinating productions, shaping creative direction, and thinking strategically about how content reaches audiences. My experience spans producing a documentary selected for the Salem Film Festival, working on professional sets from the wardrobe department to live television, and launching my own sustainable swimwear brand, all of which have reinforced my passion for building meaningful, visually compelling, and culturally relevant content.