Founded United Media Front as an independent production company built around original ideas, branded content, and unconventional projects. From long-term brand relationships to independent film, I've led projects from the first pitch through production, partnerships, and distribution.

Most recently, UMF produced the award-winning feature Q: Deep Fake and developed In The Movie, an original film-history series currently being introduced to industry partners.

Built a six-year branded-content relationship with Toyota USA through Gardner Automotive Communications, producing more than 200 pieces of content across digital series, beauty reels, social campaigns, GIFs, and animation.

The work has generated more than 50 million views to date.

Joined Counter Logic Gaming as Senior Producer to develop a new slate of player-focused content for one of esports' established organizations.

Created everything from fast-turnaround social content to CLG Insights, a 20-minute documentary series built around the personalities and stories behind the players.

Recruited to help relaunch and reposition Thunder Studios, a 150,000-square-foot production campus in Long Beach, as a destination for digital content and branded entertainment.

As Creative Director, I led branding, marketing, client-facing creative, and physical upgrades to the campus while helping develop new business with clients including BET, Fox, GM, IFC, Target, and TruTV.

Co-founded Dirt Cheap Sound Stage in 2009 with a simple idea: create an affordable, professional production space for a rapidly changing media business.

We grew the studio to serve 306 unique clients — including Paramount, Sony, Lionsgate, FX, A&E, MTV, E!, and Maker — while tripling revenue over four years.

The company was sold in July 2013.

Joined filmmaker Jerry Zucker in the early days of online video to help build National Banana — essentially a Kentucky Fried factory for original comedy.

As Director of Talent Development, I helped discover talent, develop original concepts, and produce a relentless stream of web series, fake commercials, and one-offs.

The content generated more than 10 million views in its first year and led to a pilot order from TBS.