I developed my passion for filmmaking as a competitive sailor, where success depends on perceiving natural environments. Visual cues, like colors of a wave, ripples on the surface, and changing weather patterns, demand intense focus, shaping the way I capture images as a filmmaker.

While at Bowdoin College, I wrote, directed, and edited my first film, Let It Go, with Finn Zuccarini. Our current focus is creating proof-of-concept short films that stand alone and build the foundation for larger narratives. We create visually ambitious films in unique outdoor and ocean environments. We strive for bold, natural cinematography paired with rhythmic and professional editing.

Key Rats, completed in October 2025 and filmed entirely in Miami, is currently under festival consideration. Finn Zuccarini and I co-wrote and co-directed the film. Key Rats is a visually-driven narrative that features Miami’s natural colors and underwater cinematography - trailer.