I’m a New York–based animator with a mission to help change the landscape of children’s television by creating artistically and conceptually rich content. I’m classically trained as a 2D animator at the Savannah College of Art and Design, but my interests extend beyond a single medium. I’m especially drawn to hybrid approaches to storytelling—mixing animation with live action, stop motion, and puppetry to create work that feels tactile, expressive, and alive.

 

Over the years, I’ve developed a wide-ranging set of skills and techniques, approaching each project as an opportunity to experiment and expand my creative language. Most recently, I studied at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center in Waterford, Connecticut, where I deepened my foundations in theater and puppetry arts.

 

I believe there is a growing need in today’s content landscape—especially in children’s programming—for realness: a human essence and spirit that carries through both the message and the execution of a project.