When I was in the eighth grade, I made a short film for extra credit. I discovered filmmaking was a way you could be the center of attention while simultaneously hiding in the back of a dark room. Perfect. Since then, films I've made have screened on PBS and at top-tier festivals all over the world. I usually write sci-fi, or comedy, or both. A good example would be my film LA VIE D’UN CHIEN. This tale of a French scientist transformed into a dog took home festival trophies and was described as “clever, funny and profound social satire” by the Boston Globe. THE SENSITIVITY PROGRAM, a script I co-authored, was awarded Best Feature Screenplay (Sci-fi category) at the Austin Film Festival. I was named a "Screenwriter to Watch" by the ISA in 2020 (I hope you were watching) and am currently developing two series TV projects as part of the ISA's Development Slate. I'm available for hire for script development or as a director. I studied film at Sonoma State University, and have a background in visual arts and marketing.