About Me:

Music and audio have been a passion of mine from the very beginning. At age five, I began studying classical violin. For the next 15 years, I slowly added clarinet, saxophone, and singing (both in choir and musical theater) to my list of studies. In my freshman year of high school I was a boom operator on my very first independent short film. It never passed the editing phase (thank god) but it ignited a passion for audio production.

Pursuing this passion, I decided to attend Berklee College of Music on a ROTC scholarship. I intended to study Music Production and Engineering before commissioning as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army. However, upon discovering that Berklee only had a few post-production audio courses, I decided to forgo my scholarship and transfer to Columbia College Chicago to pursue post-production audio full-time.

At Columbia, I was fortunate enough to work on numerous student practicums, both on set as production sound mixer and in the studio, in a multitude of different roles such as re-recording mixer and dialogue editor.  I was fortunate enough to join the team at FCB Chicago where I worked as an Audio Associate for two years.

After graduating a year early, I decided to continue my education at Savannah College of Art and Design where I obtained an MA in Sound Design as a graduate fellow. While I was there, I worked on several student films, student games, and additionally freelanced as a Production Sound Mixer. The most notable of these being an episode of Bananaland for ESPN.

I then moved to Los Angeles to work at Riot Games as a contract sound designer. After the conclusion of my contract, I worked freelance both on set and in the studio. Currently, I work at Iyuno-SDI as a dubbing editor working on titles for Disney+ and Netflix. Shortly I will be attending Fowler School of Law at Chapman University to obtain a Juris Doctorate and possible MFA in film and television production.