I specialize in putting the client first and making their vision come to life. Because of my attention to detail, I’ve fostered all-around positive experiences for clients ranging from individuals, small businesses and nonprofits to multinational public corporations and educational institutions. My work is sure to astonish you, without a huge price tag attached.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Digital Media Production from Kent State University, and I am the owner of mood9, a film and video production company. I’ve directed, wrote and edited three short films, including one that screened at the 48th Cleveland International Film Festival, and have produced and written dozens of skits for The Agenda/Grab Bag at Black Squirrel Entertainment, Kent State’s TV station.

In addition to my own directed projects, I have held various roles on indie film sets, including as a Digital Imaging Technician, Production Manager and 1st Assistant Camera. I’ve worked for productions produced by Fox, HGTV and Mario Van Peebles.

As well as freelancing, I’ve also held roles as the Head Videographer for the Kent State Division of Student Life, creating videos for outlets across campus, and I have worked as a camera operator and A1 for TeleProductions, the sports broadcasting unit of Kent State.