I watched TV and movies obsessively as a child, and this passion sent me to Hunter College in New York City for film studies. I landed an internship-turned-job at ImageFactory, a small production company where my mentor, Evan Seplow, taught me the ropes and instilled in me the importance of working efficiently.

With Evan, we shot, edited, and produced multi-camera theatrical productions, short films, web series, corporate videos and sizzle reels. My desire to work in TV brought me to Leftfield Pictures in 2012 where I learned the ins and outs of making non-scripted television. Over the years I learned that my strengths lie in editing for story and went from being an overnight assistant editor to an episodic editor.

Having edited for shows like Tiny House Nation and Tiny House Hunting, I got the opportunity to work in casting and development and found out that this is where I thrived. I am truly excited about the opportunity to help change someone’s life, and am most proud of the pitches I edited for Queer Eye.

Looking ahead, I’m using what I’ve learned over the past 10 years in television to bring exciting talent and concepts to networks and production companies.