I am a freelance video producer, director, editor, and writer living in San Francisco. I recently returned to San Francisco after a year in New York City.

I’ve always enjoyed doing many different things, and working in production I get to ‘wear many hats.’ Most recently in New York, I worked full time at The History Channel as the post-production coordinator for original videos on History.com. During that time I worked on web videos for hit television shows like Ice Road Truckers and Ax Men, overseeing and developing numerous HD workflows, including workflows integrating the RED camera.

While at the History Channel by day, on nights and weekends I teamed up with groundbreaking directors Benjamin Ahr Harrison and Pete Chatmon to produce and edit numerous music videos for up and coming artists in and around New York. I also worked as a freelance video editor on projects for various production companies around the city.

Before my move to New York City, I worked in San Francisco at Camp Creative, a boutique production company and marketing agency in the Mission District. My work there included line producing shoots, editing videos, making graphics, authoring DVDs, and working on business development. I helped land the Google account for Camp Creative’s preferred vendor status, and helped get multiple serial webcasts off the ground for Cisco Systems.

In my free time I am a huge music enthusiast/amateur dj, and an avid rock climber.

A partial  client list includes The History Channel, Google, Cisco, Nissan, the Newfest Film Festival, Frog Design, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, Dey Pharmaceuticals, numerous non-profits, as well as numerous up and coming musicians.