I’m a multidisciplinary storyteller drawn to family, mystery, humor, hidden histories, wealth, fashion, and the supernatural. My work often begins with character and relationships, then expands into richly detailed worlds where setting, clothing, objects, and atmosphere carry as much meaning as dialogue. I’m deeply influenced by cinematic storytelling and especially by productions where visual choices help define character, status, power, and identity. I admire the strong wardrobe and visual language seen in Courtney Kemp’s Power universe, along with the heightened world-building of creators like Tim Burton and the layered, multigenerational storytelling associated with Shonda Rhimes. Across fiction, children’s stories, thrillers, comedy, and speculative work, I aim to create stories that feel immersive, emotionally grounded, visually memorable, and built for both the page and the screen.
I am also a self-published children’s author and an independent writer, creator, and producer developing work across children’s fiction, contemporary fiction, thrillers, comedy, and screen-based storytelling. I co-created and developed Follow The Track and Who Running, youth-centered documentary/reality concepts built around competitive track culture, family, and community. Through my nonprofit work, I also develop youth media opportunities designed to give young people hands-on experience in storytelling and production. Across each project, my goal is the same: to create memorable characters, culturally grounded worlds, and stories with the potential to live beyond a single format.