I’ve always had a strong love for filmmaking and an even stronger curiosity about what goes on behind the screen—the type of work we don’t see in the final product.

 

Growing up, my family was all about the silver screen. My mom introduced me to classics like The Birds, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, and The Children’s Hour—and the list goes on. From that moment, I knew I wanted to be part of the magic. At 18, I moved from Dallas, Texas, to New York to study at the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, and it’s been an incredible journey ever since.

 

Working on TV shows, short films, and feature films has completely transformed how I see storytelling. As an actor, I love being immersed in the story, but I’ve come to realize that the heart of any project lies in the collective effort—the dedication and service of every person on set. It’s not just about the actors; every role matters, and that sense of shared purpose is deeply meaningful to me.

 

Collaborating with the amazing people I’ve met along the way has shaped me, not only as an artist but as a person. Knowing that our experiences, voices, and hard work intertwine to create something special fuels my love for acting every single day.