I am a passionate storyteller dedicated to bridging the gap between groundbreaking science and compelling narratives. With a diverse background spanning online marketing, video production, and scientific communication, I bring a unique perspective to every project.As the founder of Soluble Thirty Seven, I specialize in crafting documentary films and photo essays that bring scientific stories to life. My mission is to translate complex concepts into captivating narratives that resonate with audiences and inspire curiosity.I am proud to have worked with pioneering institutions like the La Jolla Institute for Immunology, where I had the privilege of immersing myself in cutting-edge research and engaging with visionary scientists. These experiences fuel my passion for science communication and drive me to push the boundaries of what's possible.If you're looking for a storyteller who can distill the essence of your scientific work into a compelling narrative, let's connect. Together, we can imagine a life without disease and inspire others to join the grand adventure of scientific exploration.I am a graduate of San Diego State University. During my Junior year of college, I was managing over half a million dollars of online advertising budget that I had secured through my own grant writing. This led me to the role of Director of Online marketing at Father Joe’s Villages, the largest provider of services for the homeless in Southern California. During my senior year, I launched my own video production company, which I am proud to say earned the business of companies like Qualcomm and government institutions. I also produced the videos that ran in over 10,000 hotel rooms in the city of San Diego for multiple years leading up to the pandemic. I had been working with La Jolla Institute for Immunology in a freelance capacity for four years before joining the team as an employee in 2021. I have been fortunate from the nature of my video production business to be given an inside look at companies of all sizes, public and private. Most people have to make career decisions on a best guess, I had the advantage of knowing. I knew I wanted to be a part of what was happening at LJI well before I officially came on board. I am proud that I was able to use my skillset to further the impact of truly groundbreaking work being done at LJI.Imagine a Life Without Disease, I know what it would mean to me. What would it mean to you?