A film and messaging professional from Columbia, SC who specializes in visual storytelling, film education, media strategy, diversity consulting and is an advocate of Hip-Hop culture. I am an accomplished editor, director, and producer of projects for VH1, Discovery Channel, MTV, BET, The Mungo Companies, the American Cancer Society and many more.My aim is to infuse "diverse"​ or multicultural programming with a deep commitment to authenticity in all of my work. I am interested in telling and teaching stories that experiment with new ways of seeing the human experience, that inspires critical thinking and contributes to conversations regarding social justice and cross-cultural exchange.Being a former radio DJ, has made me a key component of SC’s music and hip-hop industries. My unique skillset has been gained from a wide variety of managerial and technical skills in sales, marketing, strategic planning, market research, curriculum development, project development, project implementation, finance and operations. Strong analytical planning skills, ability to lead and coordinate the efforts of many makes me a valued resource at meeting organizational goals.Currently, residing in Columbia, SC, I own and operate OTR Media Group: a non-fiction media content, media strategy and media literacy house. A Bachelor’s Degree in Media Arts from the University of South Carolina and currently serving on boards for the City of Columbia, Columbia Development Corporation, and R.A.M (Reading & Mathematics) Youth Foundation.My goal is to use media to create content that adds to our story as human beings regardless of race, creed or culture. I'd love to talk with you about how we can do that together. Shoot me an email - info@otrmg.comSpecialties: production management, post-production, moving image literacy curriculum development, project development, strategy implementation, strategic planning, marketing, community partnerships, facilitation, visual storytelling, media messaging, branding and identity development, targeting diverse populations.