I tell stories about people, power and the ways larger systems shape everyday life.

I work across journalism, filmmaking, photography and strategic communications, moving between words, images and digital formats depending on what the story needs.

My work often begins in the same place: with a person, a question or something that deserves a closer look. From there, I research, listen, document and find the clearest way to tell the story — whether through an investigation, a film, a photograph or a communications campaign.

Across all of these formats, I am interested in work that helps people understand harm without reducing anyone to it, makes complex issues easier to grasp, and leaves room for dignity, agency and hope.

The format changes, but the approach doesn’t.

I move between research, words, images and strategy depending on what each story needs. Sometimes the result is an investigation, sometimes a film, a photograph or a campaign. What connects them is the same curiosity: looking closely, making sense of complexity and finding the form that tells the story best.