I've always been intrigued about the photography and film industries. I was more active in photography when I was younger, and as a result, I received both the bronze arts award for photography as well as a "outstanding award in photography." When I was younger, I used to make short films for fun as well, but in college, when I studied Film Studies, I started to take it more seriously. Finding the context behind the films helped me when I was making my own films, and I discovered that I enjoyed writing cinema analysis.

I've always wanted to work behind the camera to observe the magic that takes on there. The ability to use our prior experiences or construct a reality we can't live ourselves is given to us through filmmaking, and that is exactly how I want my films to be perceived.

At the moment, I am more interested in experimental filmmaking, including spoken word films, abstract and heavily symbolic films and more.