I was in middle school when I saw my first broadway show, Oklahoma. I was mesmerized and inspired watching people perform. At age 14, I picked up a video camera and discovered my love of storytelling and inspiring people. At age 18, I moved to the big city, set out to work in the film industry. I booked my first job as a PA on a reality show. PA'ing wasn't for me, I wanted to be where all the action was, so I decided to pursue camera department. While in film school, I continued to work in camera on numerous music videos, commercials, and feature films. At the age of 20, I joined IASTE 600 as a 2nd assistant camera. Went on to work on more films. At the age of 22, I was hired to work on a TV series. I did two seasons on the show when I realized I wasn't happy with my life. I wasn't being creative and I had this intense need to express my self. So I quit. Couple of weeks after, I took an acting class. After that class, I felt the same feeling I felt when I watched those performers in 'O