I’m a freelance cinematographer specializing in wildlife cinematography. I also produce and shoot sync-sound scenes and documentaries, as well as adventure sports content including skiing, rock climbing, and mountain biking. With a background in environmental science and biology, I bring a strong understanding of animal behavior and conservation to all of my work. My career began with filming wildlife and expedition films for the National Park Service in remote Alaska, where I gained experience working around bears.

I am currently a DP for a new PBS wildlife series. Over the past few years, I filmed on several Fin and Fur Films features, including The American Southwest, American Lion, and Deep in the Heart Two. I have done camera work for National Geographic, PBS, the National Park Service, and numerous independent production companies.

I hold bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies, Visual Arts, and Biology, and a master’s degree in Film and Media Production with a concentration in Environmental and Wildlife Filmmaking from American University.

I grew up in northern New Mexico at 7,000 feet, where I first discovered my passion for the outdoors. The Rocky Mountains and the beautiful desert light were my early inspirations. I am an FAA-certified drone pilot, have Level I Avalanche Safety training, and have been riding horses my entire life. Currently based in New Mexico, I am willing to travel to any location across the globe.