My story, in focus.

The Journey
That Led Me Here

Before I stepped behind the lens, I spent years in front of it—as an actress, as well as producer, in New York and LA. Those experiences gave me a deep appreciation for the power of story and the subtle art of visual communication. I learned firsthand how much can be shared—emotion, personality, intention—in a single frame.

In the acting world, a headshot is often the first thing a casting director sees—sometimes, it has just seconds to speak for you. Demo reels help tell a fuller story, offering a glimpse into someone’s presence, energy, and the layers that a single image can’t always convey.

For me, acting was never just about performance. It was about learning how to connect—honestly, vulnerably—with another person in a single moment. It taught me how to put myself in someone else’s shoes, to consider how their experiences might shape the way they respond to the world. In many ways, it helped me understand people more deeply. That understanding began to shift inward.

a space to be yourself and feel inspired by the work you do

Photography became the way I did that. While acting was about exploring myself, photography turned my focus outward—it became about helping others feel seen. It became about helping people show up with confidence and clarity, embracing who they are and what they’re here to give.

During a season of deep listening and personal growth, I met my husband at an audition for a Shakespeare festival, and for the first time, I felt truly seen—not for how I performed, but for who I was. It was raw and vulnerable, but also grounding and safe. That experience sparked something lasting in me: the desire to create that same kind of space for others.