My expertise in non-fiction storytelling runs the gamut from meaty, one-off news-based docs, to emotional cinema verite, to straight up formatted reality TV.  I’ve been nominated for The Emmy three times.  Whatever the project is, I seek out opportunities to make small & personal  moments feel universal and relatable.  Also, I really love to crack up at stuff.

I’ve produced more than 200 hours of television for the nets that include: HBO, Amazon, ABC, NBC, New York Times/Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Lifetime, WE, OWN, TLC, & USA. 

After show running multiple series for ABC, I joined Shed Media (now Warner Bros.) in 2011 as a staff Executive Producer where I was VP of Programming through 2020. While being a creative exec, I concurrently show ran the 4x Emmy-Nominated genealogical series, "Who Do You Think You Are?" alongside Lisa Kudrow and Dan Bucatinsky.

Prior to my 13 year tenure at Shed, I was a staff Producer at New York Times Television and  independent doc filmmaker, training up under BAFTA winner, Nick Broomfield; Oscar Winner, Roger Ross Williams, and the ABC News legend, Peter Jennings.

In 2000, under Martin Scorsese's direction, I published the book,  The Making of 2001: A Space Odyssey for Random House Publishing. 

I most recently helmed the docuseries,  “Swiping America,” for HBO Max.