About

I care deeply about why a story works. How a story unfolds, its internal logic, and character motivation matter to me, and my interest in psychology shapes how I approach development. I strive to create characters who feel fully realized, rather than simply functional to the plot.

I’m inspired by films like How to Train Your Dragon, Tangled, and Klaus, which balance emotional depth with warmth, humor, and sincerity. These films engage children while offering meaningful layers for adults, creating stories that stay with audiences long after they end. That cross-generational resonance is something I continually work toward in my own projects.

I’m motivated by the collaborative nature of filmmaking and enjoy working in environments where ideas evolve through conversation, refinement, and shared creative problem-solving. Whether shaping character arcs, strengthening the story, or contributing to visual direction, I’m driven by the process of building something intentional as part of a team.

Ultimately, I’m working toward roles in development, story, or creative production, where emotional depth, narrative clarity, and visual storytelling come together to create films that feel immersive, thoughtful, and built to last.