Counseling4Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides effective mental health services to abused and neglected children and youth in Los Angeles County, specializing in the treatment of children in foster care.

Photography has always been a personal passion, which I've turned into a part-time business for myself. Actor head shots, portraits, events, music, fashion, glamour, nude, landscape; I've shot it all, and enjoyed every minute. Feel free to visit my website to see my work for yourself.

Currently neck deep in designing a new business-to-business website for Paramount Music, including graphic design, formatting content, and managing all aspects of the user experience.

When the economy took a downturn, and the market for independent creatives downsized, I was fortunate enough to land a position in the Music Department at Paramount Pictures. I work with several executives on various composer, artist, producer and soundtrack album agreements for both Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Animation productions, as well as a host of other motion picture music-related issues. Recent films include: The Dictator, Rango, Footloose, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Jackass 3D, Puss in Boots, Kung Fu Panda 2...and the list goes on.Working at Paramount is a dream; it's a challenging and enjoyable job at an amazing company rich with Hollywood history, and my team members are smart & creative, funny, interesting, and loyal. We work hard as a team to get our jobs done, and in the off-hours I am free to pursue my photography.

I re-wrote, produced, and directed two independent films in 2007. A horror feature in January, and a comedy feature in April. Both of these pictures were SAG low-budget films, executive produced by Percy Miller, aka "Master P."

From 2005-2007, I worked as a Producer, Director, and Writer for ScreenTime Films. During this time, I wrote, produced, and directed numerous short videos for blossoming actors to star in, in order to build their demo reels. I also produced multi-camera stage plays and comedy shows for home video distribution. In the summer of 2006, I helped develop, produce, and distribute a feature film, Diary of a Tired Black Man. This film started as a short video that went viral online—reaching #33 of Google’s Top 100—and received a great deal of media attention; from Al Sharpton and Michael Baisden to Fox News and National Public Radio. In light of public demand, financing was secured to produce the feature-length film. The film was shot as a documentary/drama, and starred Jimmy Jean-Louis of NBC’s “Heroes.” The film has screened profitably in Los Angeles, Detroit, and Washington DC, and domestic and international distribution rights were secured by Magnolia Pictures.

For nearly six years I worked in many capacities for Leonard Nimoy and his family. My duties were to manage and maintain their Bel Air estate, act as a liaison between the Nimoys and their service crews, assist in planning large parties, gatherings, and meetings, setup and maintain their entire computer network, setup and maintain the inventory for their vast art collection, assist in their considerable philanthropic endeavors, and assist Susan Nimoy in her duties as a Trustee of the Museum of Contemporary Art.I also acted as Mr. Nimoy’s photography assistant, helping with the setup and execution of shoots, managing his inventory, handling sales, building his website, setting up gallery shows, and assisting him in the compilation of his book, titled Shekhina.

Following my honorable discharge from the Marine Corps, I jumped back into the workforce with a Development Assistant position at the JCF. While there, I assisted two attorneys with tax and estate-related matters.It was while working here that I was recommended for an assistant position with Leonard Nimoy, who endows a large charitable foundation at the JCF.

Shortly after graduating high school I enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, where I served four years as the Logistics and Embarkation Chief for Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463 in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. During my tour of duty in the Marines, I was responsible for deploying my helicopter squadron by air to Cambodia to recover the remains of fallen soldiers from the Vietnam War; an Air Deployment to Australia in support of President Clinton; and a Sea Deployment to Australia as part of Operation Tandem Thrust, the largest multinational military operation [at the time] since World War II. For excellence in the performance of my duties, I was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, the Good Conduct Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation, and several Certificates of Commendation.