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.