About

I’m a visual storyteller exploring the human connection to nature, place and change.

I combine a cinematographer’s visual instinct with a journalist’s curiosity, building trust quickly in the field and capturing moments that feel honest and lived in.

My feature documentary Hurley, executive produced by Patrick Dempsey, premiered at the Toronto Inside Out Film Festival and later streamed on Hulu.

With more than two decades in film and television, my work has appeared across major platforms including CNN, HBO, PBS, Discovery, BBC, MTV, Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video. I began my career at CNN, helping shape early digital storytelling as broadcast news moved into the social space. I later led digital content for Katie Couric’s daytime talk show Katie, and served as Director of Social Media for Discovery Channel, where I focused on audience-driven storytelling across emerging platforms.

Across these roles, I’ve been drawn to stories of transformation, resilience and creativity. That same focus now guides my environmental storytelling, where I explore how people and communities adapt, create and connect within a changing natural world.

My work has taken me from river restoration projects in Maine to coastal resilience efforts with the U.S. Coast Guard and community sustainability stories across the American West.

I hold a BFA in Film and Television from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and a Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Maine focused on climate science communication.