I’m a NYC-based cinematographer and director specializing in vérité, character-driven documentary, with a focus on cultural history, social impact, and artist legacies. I’m known for staying calm under pressure and for building trust quickly in sensitive, high-stakes environments.

My work has been featured at festivals including IDFA, CPH:DOX, AFI Docs, SFIFF, DOC NYC, and Melbourne International, and released on platforms such as Netflix, PBS, IFC, Hulu, and Prime Video.

I’ve collaborated on a range of documentary projects, including Mercury 13 (Netflix), The Fear of 13, The Dakota Entrapment Tapes, The Sheriff, and the Oscar-nominated Finding Vivian Maier. My work with the National AIDS Memorial’s Surviving Voices series reflects an ongoing commitment to preserving personal and cultural history.

My directorial debut, Heaven Adores You, a documentary on Elliott Smith, premiered at SFIFF and screened at over 40 festivals worldwide before its theatrical release. I’ve also worked with brands and institutions including Google, LinkedIn, McCann, A+E, and Discovery.