About
Growing up, I remember wanting to document everything I did. My step-dad bought me my first camera, a Samsung point, and shoot. I also loved hearing ghost stories and horror stories from the neighborhood. I was also deeply invested in schlocky horror films and Mexican anthology series like Casos de La Vida Real. I grew up in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles, a mile outside of Downtown L.A. I have lived my whole life off of 3rd Street.
I went to CSU Northridge for college, where I graduated as a screenwriting major with Cum Laude honors. I also won a scholarship for the first complete screenplay I wrote titled En Las Manos de Dios.
In 2016, I started working at Fotokem, a post-production facility in Burbank, CA.
In 2019, a short film I wrote titled NATIVES was produced at USC via the Peter Stark Producing Grant.
In 2020, I began making videos for a non-profit organization near Macarthur Park alongside Art Division and Dan McCleary.
In 2021, I started the graduate film production program at Loyola Marymount University.