Bio

I’m a filmmaker based in Los Angeles, originally from Sacramento, and I’ve been drawn to storytelling for as long as I can remember. That passion eventually led me to NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where I came to see filmmaking not just as a craft, but as a way of understanding the world.

At Tisch, I studied both the technical discipline of production and the bigger questions of what it means to create art with intention. Growing up with family across Europe, I was constantly exposed to global perspectives on storytelling, which expanded my sense of what film could be. I gravitated toward movements like the French New Wave and Italian Neorealism, whose influence still guides how I think about story, tone, and structure today.

My most recent film, Me, Myself & AI, is a character-driven sci-fi drama that explores artificial intelligence, class privilege, and self-delusion. It’s currently on the international festival circuit, with wins including Best Director, Best International Short, and over a dozen official selections.

As a director, I am drawn to stories about power, isolation, and people on the edge. My sets are collaborative, focused, and visually intentional, whether I am working in narrative, branded content, or short form film. I am always chasing stories that feel intimate and strange, grounded yet slightly off balance, and that ask more questions than they answer.