I’m originally from Washington, DC, but I’ve spent a good part of my life chasing stories in other places. I lived in Rio de Janeiro and Rome, learned five languages, and once found myself working as an interpreter at a David Bowie concert—which is probably where my career officially stopped making sense.
I’m an award-winning writer, director, and producer who likes stories that make people laugh, squirm, and hopefully think a little differently afterward. My work moves between scripted, documentary, and branded storytelling, and I’ve had the chance to work with companies including Apple, HBO, Netflix, Disney, Hulu, Hello Sunshine, Calvin Klein, and Zara.
After years of producing, I finally gave myself permission to move behind the camera. My short This Could Have Been an Email premiered at Cleveland International Film Festival and Cinequest, and my short Your Night Is My Day, starring Benjamin Earl Turner, premiered at Mill Valley Film Festival. My feature SuperNormal, based on This Could Have Been an Email, is currently in development with Peter Phok (X, Pearl, MaXXXine) as executive producer.
I’m a 2026 Stowe Story Labs Narrative Labs Fellowship Finalist and 2023 Gracie Award winner, and a member of BAFTA, PGA, the Television Academy, and the Alliance of Women Directors.
I like making things that are funny, a little weird, and hopefully leave you with something to talk about. Also, I take walking very seriously—it’s where I do most of my best thinking.
I am represented at Octagon Entertainment for film and television and SheStrikes for commercial projects.