ABOUT
I create visually striking, funny, and heartfelt work across film, politics, and commercials. As a filmmaker — director, writer, editor, and producer — I build projects from the ground up, shaping everything from the initial spark to the final cut. My shorts have screened at festivals from New York to Austin, and my advocacy work has been recognized in City & State and Gothamist.
I run lean, efficient productions that look like they cost twice as much. At the heart of it all: stories that stick.
Filmmaker from Start to Finish.
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Filmmaker from Start to Finish. 〰️
Through Les Tigres, I’ve created commercials, narrative shorts, and advocacy films that explore the beautiful, tragic, funny, and poetic parts of existence. My commercial work has been featured in City & State, Gothamist, WNYC, and the New York Post. I’m proud of the recognition, but even prouder that the work resonates with audiences and makes an impact.
My background gives me the tools to make political media that is elevated, cinematic, and persuasive — not just safe, forgettable ads. Work that has guts, that takes risks, and that actually connects.
I tell political stories that meet people where they are. Bold. Direct. With narrators and subjects who feel real because they talk real. Too often, the Democratic Party has played it safe—producing careful, forgettable media that fail to connect. I want to create work with perspective, purpose, and pulse.
That means persuasive narrators who cut through the noise, fast-paced storytelling that grips you, and comedy that’s rooted, sharp, and unafraid. It also means using the full vocabulary of cinema—framing, pacing, sound, performance—to elevate the work beyond disposable content. Not base IG videos, but films that carry weight.
I come to this work as a narrative filmmaker, not from the traditional world of commercials. That gives me a different eye and a different rhythm. I’m not interested in cookie-cutter messaging — I’m interested in stories that feel alive. I’m brimming with ideas: doc-series exploring what makes an effective legislator, narrative-driven short commercials that distill complex issues into something human and memorable, and hybrid formats that borrow from film, comedy, and journalism.
