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Being a fan of movies practically since day one, I've always wondered what it would be like to create a film of my own. That chance came in my junior year of high school when I, along with some friends, attempted to create a feature length film entitled "The Final Project."

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Despite the film not being completed to satisfaction, I created a few student productions afterwards with works such as "The Fisherman," "Susquee," and "Know Evil." Even though the films received numerous student awards, I didn't exactly feel as though they were up to par for festival runs. After learning what it takes to create a respectable movie and co-founding Screenburn Productions, I set my sights on the Appalachian Mountains in Garrett County, Maryland for my next project, "Wintergreen." The short film marked my first attempt at a festival run, and the film screened at a couple local Maryland film festivals including the Reel Independent Film Extravaganza in Washington DC and the Queen City Film Festival in Cumberland, MD. 

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Lately, I've created a number of smaller productions at Towson University near Baltimore, Maryland. I'm a member of the Towson Media Production Society, Lambda Kappa Tau (LKT), and its members assist one another in making their projects a reality. 

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I'm also a freelance grip on call for Maryland Public Television and have assisted on shoots for "Maryland Farm and Harvest" and          "Outdoors Maryland."

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I have also committed myself to various freelance projects from music videos to corporate interviews. I specialize in skills behind the camera such as writing, directing, cinematography, and editing. However, I enjoy trying my hand at acting when given the opportunity.