I design experiences that tell stories—on screen, in physical space, and everywhere in between.

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My background spans brand strategy, interior architecture, and film, which means I’m always thinking about how people move through a space, what they feel while they’re there, and why certain details stick. I started by studying brand narratives at Bentley University, sharpened my instincts at MullenLowe, then earned a master’s in Interior Architecture at Suffolk—where I happily over-researched even fictional clients to make spaces feel real.

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Eventually, I packed up my life and drove to Atlanta to work in film, and never looked back. These days, I Art Direct, decorate, dress sets and build worlds—anything that lets me combine hands-on making with big-picture thinking.

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I’m drawn to experience in all its forms: environments, sets, wayfinding, and the quiet design decisions that guide people without them noticing. I don’t take myself too seriously, but I take the work very seriously. My favorite projects live at the intersection of story, space, and feeling—the places where experiences come alive.