Texas-born, Seattle-raised, Kansas City–influenced, and now NYC-based, I’m a documentary filmmaker driven by a commitment to telling stories that move culture toward greater equity.

With more than a decade of experience, I direct and produce character-driven documentaries that center people, place, and purpose. My work focuses on elevating underrepresented voices, challenging assumptions, and creating space for meaningful reflection that drives impact.

The name Electrifilm comes from childhood memories of watching storms roll across my grandparents’ farm in Missouri. Lightning, to me, became a metaphor for insight—brief, clarifying moments that reveal something essential. But if you’re not paying attention, you might miss them. That idea continues to guide my approach to filmmaking: with patience, presence, and a deep respect for lived experience.

As a director and producer, my work has appeared on Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Disney+. I’ve filmed in more than 20 countries, collaborating with artists, activists, and organizations committed to impact-driven storytelling.

I’m always interested in collaborating with fellow filmmakers, brands, and partners who believe documentary can both resonate emotionally and drive real-world change.