First, I truly love what I do, and genuinely feel that I am doing what I was put on this Earth to do--preserve my clients' most precious memories. I have become a professional memory keeper, a role of which I am immensely proud, and a responsibility I take extremely seriously.
Being a bonafide documentary filmmaker, I have evolved a style that is profoundly humanistic. I make an empathetic connection with all my clients, and that bond is very much reflected in all my footage.
Regarding my qualifications, I am a well traveled, well educated professional with a real passion for what I do. My Master's in Visual Anthropology from USC has equipped me with both superior technical skills, as well as profound cultural sensitivities that enable me to feel right at home in any and all filming situations.
My career accomplishments include an Emmy Award for educational filmmaking in 2007, and a prestigious Focus Award for Documentary Production in 1990.
Yes, my career has spanned 30 years! That longevity means I have encountered and conquered every conceivable sort of filmmaking challenge, and that bring that experience and confidence to each and every event.
I love the challenge and the alertness required of capturing an event that will only unfold once before my camera. There are no re-takes in real life! So I always bring my very best abilities, and prepare myself physically and psychologically to get immersed in the emotions, the colors, the subtleties and details of each and every event and project I am hired to produce.
