When I was eight, I made my first short film and instantly fell in love with the craft. Over the years, I wrote and created many films but eventually gave up, convinced that becoming a working filmmaker was out of reach.

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I switched gears and built a successful career as a creative professional, specializing in graphic design, web design, photography, and video. I worked on projects ranging from billboards and TV commercials to brand identity, logos, and packaging design.

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In 2013, I launched Fox & Crown Creative with just an old gifted iMac, an even older camera, and a dream. What started as me working from my dining room quickly grew into a full creative agency with multiple employees and a large studio space.

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But as the agency scaled, I realized my true passion wasn’t in running a big studio, it was in telling stories that make an impact. One day, we were hired to produce a narrative-style TV commercial, and it reignited something I thought I had lost: my dream to create visually impactful stories. In 2018, I began the transition from creative agency owner to freelance filmmaker.

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Along the way, I discovered another passion, teaching. Mentoring interns and sharing my skills with aspiring creatives showed me that my mission could go beyond creating films, I could help others succeed and bring their creative visions to life.