I’m a Film and Media student and writer‑director who sees filmmaking as more than an industry path—I see it as an artform that can genuinely change how people think and feel. I’m drawn to strange, specific stories about paranoia, media overload, queer identity, and the quiet dread of everyday life, and I try to make those ideas feel lived‑in through texture, rhythm, and sound rather than just talking about them in the abstract.

Through Amalgamotion Pictures, the independent production collective I founded, I’ve written and directed over a dozen narrative and experimental projects, building a small community of collaborators and learning how to move fluidly between writing, directing, camera work, and editing. On every project, I’m obsessed with how small decisions—framing, color, pacing, and audio—shape the emotional experience for an audience.