I am a visual thinker and have worked as a Director and Art Director in film and advertising for nearly two decades. In brief, I lead creative teams through the delivery of stellar ideas. The Color Machine, where I am a co-founder, produces videos and commercials for Fortune 500 companies, startups, ad agencies, and non-profits with a focus on emotional storytelling. My films have played in more than 40 film festivals, winning many awards. 72 Hours: A Brooklyn Love Story, my first feature film, premiered at the LA Film Festival in 2016 and is currently airing on Starz. Legacy Lives On, a 45 minute documentary I wrote and directed for Prudential, won a Gold Telly and has millions of views on YouTube.My work as an artist has been reported on by many platforms nationally including Yahoo! Sports, Design Observer, and the New York Times.I have experience with tight deadlines that require laser precision, and amorphous creative briefs that just need someone to come in and whip out something great. I have worked under water and high in the air. With actors, children, real people, and animals. In public housing and in five-star hotels.More than anything, I live to tell stories.