It started with a single picture. I had no idea when I first picked up a camera that it would change my life and start my lifelong passion. One photo became two and soon blossomed into an entire library of moments and memories. However, It didn’t stop with photography; I learned that I had a hunger for storytelling, so I found new and more intricate ways to tell them.

I’ve always wanted to use my gifts for the betterment of others; To be a woman for and with others. I strive to do what I can to make a difference, to shine a light on the stories that matter, and to give a voice to those who deserve to be heard. My dream is to continue telling those stories that spark conversation and inspire change.

I earned my Master’s Degree in Film, Television and Screen Industries at the University of Nottingham in 2020. I graduated from Creighton University with honors in December of 2018 receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism: News and Advertising with a minor in Graphic Design. I was also apart of the nationally recognized Creighton Volleyball team from 2015-2018.

I currently work as a Graphic Designer for Many Hands. I also work as a freelancer specializing in photography, video production, and graphic design. I worked with Creighton's Athletic Marketing Department as a content developer from 2017-2019. I recently worked with the NCAA to cover the 2019 College World Series, producing content for their Instagram feed. I had two films entered in the 2019 Omaha Film Festival, my first time participating. In 2017 I had a summer internship with MediaSpark, where I worked as a social media content developer. I also worked an assistant volleyball coach for Premier Nebraska Volleyball from 2015-2019.

I love having my skills challenged – learning something new and being pushed outside my comfort zone is where I thrive. I’ve worked with various organizations and clients, all with entirely different content and messages, I’ve freelanced for almost nine years to continue sharpening my skills, and I’ve brought that love for the challenge with me throughout college. In all these years I’ve been pushing myself and improving what I know in order to tell a better story.