I grew up studying acting and music in D.C and L.A. After 9 years of work with a band, working on acting projects whenever I could, I moved to New York, talked to some of my closest creative colleagues and started to further my journey as an actor. I studied at the William Esper Studio in NYC, a Meisner conservatory. Recently I’ve worked on a two character play called “What Do You Say at The End of The World?” which was chosen as a finalist in the LONG ISLAND CITY ONE ACT FESTIVAL. I just completed work on two projects that filmed in the last few months and served as director of photography on a short film with a collective of artists writing, directing and filming new original work.