Bio

I create thrillers that explore the fault lines of the mind.

My work is influenced by personal experiences with panic and anxiety, often exploring characters pushed to psychological extremes—where identity breaks down, and something deeper emerges.

I’m drawn to stories that invite audiences to confront the darkness within us.

My projects have been described as bold, primal, and deeply human.

My debut feature film, CALLBACK, follows a Hollywood actor’s intense one-day descent into despair and revenge. The film screened at multiple festivals, including the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, where it was one of ten American films selected and received the Spirit of Independents Award.

My second feature, DOSE OF REALITY, is a psychological thriller set over one night in a seedy Los Angeles lounge. A Fade In Screenwriting Competition semi-finalist, it premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival to sold-out screenings and earned a Best of the Festival encore presentation.

I also directed the short film SWIVEL SHOT, which premiered at Cinequest and screened at the L.A. International Short Film Festival and the Zamoxis Showcase in Santa Monica.

As a devoted practitioner of Buddhist meditation and a lifelong student of human psychology, I’m driven—both creatively and personally—by a fascination with the complexity of human nature.