Photography was my first love and always will be. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been drawn to the art of photography. Today I use my camera and the images I make to inspire others to care for our natural world.

I started my cinematography journey shortly after college and found it to be another form of artistic expression and storytelling that I love deeply. Over the years, I’ve become skilled with Sony and Nikon camera systems, wildlife blind work, interviews, and filming in remote and challenging environments. As a wise person once told me, “Bad weather makes good pictures.”

For over 8 years I have been the project manager for Platte Basin Timelapse. In this role, I keep many pieces moving, from managing projects, budgets, schedules, and partnerships to coordinating our team and field logistics. It’s a role I have grown to love and one that feels natural to me.

Over the years, I’ve become a seasoned producer, working on everything from small projects to larger, more complex films. I enjoy being part of the entire storytelling process, from an early idea through production to post… working with a team to shape the narrative and to bring the story to life.

I’ve been a licensed drone pilot since 2018 and LOVE the unique perspective it brings to storytelling. I’m especially skilled at filming wildlife and always make sure the animal's well-being is the top priority.

I’ve edited over a dozen short films, and it’s one of my favorite roles because I personally believe that’s where the creative magic happens. I love bringing all the pieces together, shaping the narrative and pacing, and watching a story come to life.

Teaching and mentoring have become an important part of my work. I love sharing what I’ve learned over the years to help train the next generation of conservation storytellers.