My interest in film began at a young age, when my father showed me various films from the 1980s, all on video cassette. At the tender age of 7, I received a camcorder as a birthday present, and began making short films.

Around the age of 14, my interest in VHS and the films of my childhood resurfaced, influencing the genres I toyed with. After making several faux trailers in middle school, I began crafting my first feature film at age 15, "Burn in Hell!", originally intended as a short. I often reference films of the 1970s and 1980s in my work, utilizing film grain, VHS wear, and colorful, gritty poster art to sell the nostalgia.

Although I prefer directing, I also indulge in supervising lighting set-ups and acting. I have experience in special makeup FX, supplying several effects for the film, "The Soulless" and my own projects.