I picked up my first camera in 2016 and fell in love with both photography and videography. After exploring the world of film and diving into my style, I submitted two films to the All American High School Film Festival in New York where both were named as finalists.

For a couple years, I put the videography to the side and focused almost exclusively on photography shooting around the country and across the world. While up to this point, I had mainly been working through landscapes, in early 2020, I first began to dive into portraiture. Since then, I have been able to work with both graduates as well as recently engaged couples.

In late May of 2021, I returned to videography with my first wedding gig. Since then, I have had the privilege to capture some of the most beautiful couples on their special days.

Through the Fall of 2021, I was blessed to be able to work as a member of Auburn Football’s Creative Media team as a videographer working in conjunction with War Eagle Productions, Auburn’s award-winning video group.

In June of 2022, I moved to Fort Worth to continue my education and begin working with TCU Football’s Creative staff as a graduate assistant. During my time with TCU, I have had the opportunity to collaborate with many talented creatives in conjunction with other organizations and corporations such as ESPN, the Heisman Memorial Trophy, and the College Football Playoff to provide high quality content to fans of college football and more specifically TCU Football. This included the production and launch of a weekly 30-minute documentary, The Carter Boys, on ESPN+. In August of 2023, I was nominated for my first Emmy Award for my work on Carter Boys as a producer.