Most of what I know didn’t come from film school or a portfolio class. It came from real-world experience.

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At Dutch Bros, I traveled to help open new shops, and that’s where I started picking up a camera. Capturing grand openings, moments that took years to build, and learning how to move fast while still paying attention to the details that matter.

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At Applegate Christian Fellowship, I learned something different. That content can actually carry weight. That how something feels matters more than how complex it looks. When to simplify, when to step back, and how to focus on the message instead of the gear.

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Then I worked with Root Jewelers and Edenvale Winery. Two industries I knew nothing about going in. That experience taught me how to step into unfamiliar spaces, learn quickly, and create content that reflects the heart of a business, not just the surface.

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Now I run my own full-service marketing and content agency.

I help businesses show up in a way that feels real, consistent, and impossible to ignore. Not just content to stay active, but content that positions you as the go-to in your space.