When I was 10 years old, I produced and edited my first video at a production camp. While I'm still trying to find the CD lying around in my house to cringe at the iMovie editing, I made my second video in high school. Using my iPad, I asked my classmates brain-fart riddles and edited their responses with memes. I fell in love with the process there, being able to enhance moments with witty editing and perfect timing. Nothing beats creating something that someone else laughs, cries, and smiles at - or even cringes at. 

​I'm in love with raw, unscripted moments because they nurture an authentic relationship between what's in front of the camera and who's watching. However, that doesn't mean I don't like a good Hollywood film to watch in my spare time.

Here's my Letterboxd to show you how skewed my ratings are. I also love a good tune, no matter the genre, as long as it transcends my ears (here is my monthly Spotify playlist of new music I find).

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