I co-created and produced two recurring series designed to give local businesses and organizations the kind of professional storytelling they couldn't otherwise afford. Five Minute Foodie told the stories behind Santa Clarita's restaurant community — the people, traditions, and culture behind the food. Santa Clarita Spotlight expanded that same model to small businesses, nonprofits, attractions, and community organizations across the valley.

Both series ran on a sponsorship-supported model that distributed production costs across a larger initiative, so participating organizations got real visibility without the price tag of a standalone shoot. Santa Clarita Spotlight earned a Telly Award and a CAPIO EPIC Award in 2024.

I joined Alpha & Omega as an Associate Producer in 2025 and was promoted to Producer within my first season. Over that season I supported 10 productions — including one international shoot — managing logistics, crew communications, travel coordination, customs and carnet documentation, and internal systems across a fast-moving slate.

A significant part of the work was building infrastructure: Google Workspace templates and workflows that gave the team shared visibility across schedules, travel, and production details. I also expanded into photography when a need arose, delivering on-brand visual assets across two productions.

In 2023 I led a full organizational strategic planning process for a nonprofit public access television station navigating significant structural pressure — declining PEG funding, platform fragmentation, outdated infrastructure, and growing community demand for media training and workforce development.

I designed and facilitated the process, convened a cross-sector committee of community leaders, and synthesized stakeholder input into a three-year strategic plan with clear priorities: rebranding, digital infrastructure, revenue diversification, workforce development, and facility expansion. The plan repositioned the organization from a traditional public access station toward a collaborative regional media hub.

At ISC West, one of the largest security industry trade shows in the country, Intellicene needed content that could go live while the event was still happening — not weeks later. I led on-the-ground production across three event days, bringing an on-site editor so footage could be organized and cut in real time alongside capture.

The result was a steady stream of short-form social videos and daily recap pieces, all delivered same-day or next-day, plus a fully licensed library of organized raw footage Intellicene could keep using long after the show floor closed. It was a good test of working fast without losing quality — production and post running simultaneously instead of one after the other.

Finding Art was built from a single prompt: create an arts and culture series for a nonprofit community media center. I developed the concept, brand, structure, and budget — then produced it from pre-production through final cut, often as a solo operation.

The series took a documentarian's approach to local arts coverage, spending real time with artists and letting their process drive the story. It launched in 2017 and has grown to 250+ segments. A segment following a ceramic artist through the creation of a community tile mural won a Silver Telly Award in 2023.

A podcast for multi-hyphenate creatives navigating careers in film, television, and media. Creative careers in this industry are rarely linear, and most career content skips past the real story in favor of a highlight reel. We wanted something with more texture than that.

I helped shape the show's format, content strategy, and production workflow, and co-host conversations that balance tactical insight with honest personal narrative. The first season produced eight episodes and a mini-episode, distributed across YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.