Some people find their thing eventually. I found mine at 15. Three short film contest wins in a row. A co-produced documentary on Hispanic businesses before I was even a junior. I graduated high school a semester early, stepped straight into social media management, and never really stopped moving. By the time I'm done with my Multimedia Storytelling degree at Queens University of Charlotte — with a 4.0 — I'll have spent years doing the work most people are still studying for.

I've managed full content lifecycles for organizations like iFlourish's Black Girl Brilliance podcast, built content strategies for purpose-driven brands, directed visual identity from concept to execution, and produced video that actually says something. My work lives at the intersection of production, strategy, and creative direction; because the best stories need all three.

What drives me is simple: I believe stories have weight. I'm not interested in content that disappears in 24 hours or brands built on noise. I want to work with people who have something real to say; founders, organizations, and creatives who care about the long game. My faith is part of how I see the world and why I do this work with intention, but the door is wide open. If you have a story worth telling, I want to help you tell it.