Rooted in a childhood shaped by both mechanical craft and artistic intuition, my work in production design reflects an appreciation for precision and imagination. Growing up in Ann Arbor, Michigan, I spent countless hours around my father’s Porsche–building and racing world, while my mother’s tarot reading and knitwear design brought creativity into everyday life.
I earned my Film degree from Columbia College Chicago and later completed a master’s in Production Design at Chapman University, where I refined my approach to visual storytelling. My professional experience spans feature films, television and commercials, allowing me to bring a versatile perspective to every project.
Recent projects include Apple TV’s Presumed Innocent, Neon’s The Wrong Girls, and the upcoming Untitled Romy & Michele Sequel. I’m currently based in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, continually inspired by the city’s architecture, culture, and food.