My creative journey began in Austin, Texas, at eight years old. I started with LEGO stop-motion videos and by the time I was ten, I was making my own After Effects tutorials on youtube. I used to tell my little league squad how I had video proof I could shoot lasers out of my eyes and make my dogs fly. In high school, I would skip days at a time to stay home and make videos because I was so excited to put them out. This passion for creativity and learning led to a successful YouTube channel at 17, and a year later, after graduating high school early, a career at Epic Games in San Diego.

At Epic, I worked with the biggest brands in the world, collaborated with massive live-production teams and filmed on stage in front of 15,000 people. I learned how to blend my passion for artistry and high-level execution with the professional needs of a business that’s selling a product. It’s all about making something unique that can get an audience captivated, connected, and feeling - and whether its for a car soccer video seen by eight million people, or a drawing of a weird guy I made to show my friends - that’s all I really care about.

I’ve since left Epic, moved back to Austin, and am enjoying exploring new opportunities, including making videos, music, photography, painting, web design, and drawing.