About
I am a native resident of Atlanta, Georgia, and have been involved with film and video for over 10 years now. Early in my high school career, I jumped head first into the media tech program at our school; which at the time was the most highly funded program in the state. My endless fascination with the cinema further stoked my interest in filmmaking and television production, leading to my pursuit of a Bachelor’s Degree in Film and Video from Georgia State University. In college, I quickly became involved in both the local indie-film scene, as well as the campus television station; where I served as Program Director from 2004-2005.
Following my graduation in May of 2005, I, along with my fellow filmmakers of Theater 7 Productions, participated in our 2nd 48 Hour Film Festival. Our film, “Dive”, won several awards, including Best Editing. Immediately following our success, I was tapped as an assistant editor for a new MTV reality series, “Two-A-Days”, shooting that summer just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. Soon after my arrival, I rose to the ranks of editor, working on multiple segments of the show, which eventually, led to my position of assistant post-production supervisor for the remainder of the pilot episode. Following its completion, I returned to Atlanta, looking to plant my feet and continue to build my reputation and client-base. And in February of 2006, I planted them at Soapbox Studios, a post-production facility just outside of downtown Atlanta, where I worked with such clients as Cartoon Network (both Domestic and Latin American markets), Boomerang Latin America, CNN, and TNT Latin America.
In March of 2009, I left Soapbox Studios to resume my freelance editing career to work on exciting and diverse projects with a wide array of exceptionally talented producers and clientele.