I’m an award-winning writer & director known for the short films Father Figures, The Fresh Start, and You Don’t Have To Do This. I’ve been recognized at film festivals and screenwriting competitions around the country, with my most notable achievement being my script for Father Figures selected as a screenplay finalist at HollyShorts, an Oscar-qualifying film festival. 

I create stories that revolve around the most pertinent truths in my life, ranging from thoughts on the afterlife, the importance of owning your decisions, the anatomy of fatherhood, the ability to overcome mistakes, and more. These stories are told with a tone of comedy and drama, and hopefully compare to what you might see on a show like Scrubs, Bojack Horseman, Shrinking, or DAVE. If you want a deeper sense of my style and story interest, the only superhero or even action movie I ever liked was Hancock.

I received a Television Writing certificate at New York University in 2020, where I wrote my first film, The Fresh Start, as well as many other spec scripts on this website.I’ve held a passion for film and television since I mistakenly realized that I wanted to be a writer, not a doctor, after finishing my favorite television show Scrubs in high school. I was captivated by the actor’s and writer’s ability to encapsulate a wide range of emotions, both comedic and dramatic, in such a short amount of time. It was inspiring to watch and study. I was also relieved that I didn’t want to be a doctor because that seemed hard and expensive.