About Me

I grew up in Brownsville, Texas and spent my teen summers visiting my aunt in California, where I somehow convinced her and her boss on the NBC lot in Burbank to let a kid help with production work. Between logging footage, watching broadcast crews, and sneaking onto sound stages, I fell in love with the world of storytelling.

At 20, I followed my heart and moved to Los Angeles to study New Media at Video Symphony. After graduating in 2011, the recession handed me a reality check and a headset. I worked at AAA as an Emergency Roadside Service agent while taking freelance gigs whenever I could. It was not glamorous, but it taught me resilience.

By my second year, they got tired of pulling me off the phones to help with creative collateral and promoted me into Employee Communications. Whether in a corporate setting or working freelance, I built my career by showing up, putting people first, and staying relentlessly curious.

Today, my work blends motion design, brand storytelling, and creative strategy for events and communications that connect with teams across the country. My goal in every project is simple. Understand the audience. Capture the real narrative. Create something that connects to the mind and soul.

I have been fortunate to learn from amazing mentors who shaped me as a creative and as a person. I try to pay that forward with every team I lead.

As a new father, I hope to show my son that hard work, creativity, and collaboration are strengths that carry us through every chapter of life.