After earning a college degree in telecommunications, I began a career in Los Angeles pursuing my first passion: film and television. I spent over half a decade working in television news before continuing on into motion picture postproduction, where I would be for the next 16 years.

As you might imagine, working in features is an immersive experience in storytelling; it reveals the intellectual, emotional, and even spiritual truths that affect us all and assign meaning to our lives. It was during this time that I developed a deep interest in history, worldviews, and political philosophy, I began cultivating these passions on my own time by reading book after book, and eventually, I compiled an entire reference library of my own.

When Hollywood shut down during COVID, I felt called to walk away from the industry all together. I moved my family to Atlanta, Georgia and enrolled in the master’s program for public policy at Liberty University. This opportunity allowed me to dive deeply into subjects that I had been passionate about for so long, and discover even more areas that I otherwise would have never known of. Most of all, it challenged me to rigorously research and analyze the most urgent issues facing America today and craft policy solutions that will help move our nation toward a better tomorrow. My goal now is to combine this expertise with the creative skillset I honed in Hollywood to create meaningful content that will make an impact and foster positive change in American society.