I’m an independent cinematographer and photographer based in Saco, Maine, working across New England and beyond — with experience in Boston, New York, and Los Angeles. A graduate of Emerson College, I approach every project with the same heart and attention as if it were my own passion piece, driven by a belief that even the smallest moments in life are cinematic in nature. I’m a proud advocate for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC rights, and my storytelling is shaped by my experience on the autism spectrum and a deep pull toward work that amplifies underrepresented voices. When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me deep in a horror film marathon, geeking out over Godzilla or obscure biology facts, exploring the outdoors, or quietly developing my next screenplay.

On set — directing & cinematography

My work is rooted in a documentary-first philosophy — a fly-on-the-wall sensibility that prioritizes authenticity over performance. Rather than directing a moment, I move through it, capturing subjects as they naturally are and finding the cinematic truth already present in real life. My coverage is thorough and unhurried, shaped by a long-standing love for vintage and lo-fi aesthetics and a deeply held belief that less is more. My goal is never to overwhelm a story with production — it’s to get out of the way and let the story speak for itself.

On location — photo shoot