Indefatigable, gregarious, and a born raconteur, I found my love of story around the dinner table with my father, a man of whom it is said, “never let the facts stand in the way of a good story.” But I believe getting to the truth of the matter through a well told story is what changes people’s hearts, connects us, and helps us see and understand the world. Passionate about crafting great stories, I care about people and their individual narratives.

Whether a business, non-profit organization, or personally, I help you find and tell your story. It is my goal to craft stories that are artful and inspiring through photo and video, giving you a chance to show the difference that you are making in the world. 

I’ve been entrusted with people’s stories through documentary filmmaking and photography around the world for over twenty-five years. I’ve worked in: Bosnia, Palestine, Israel, Honduras, Haiti, The Dominican Republic, The United Arab Emirates, Niger, Egypt, India, Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi, Zambia, Uganda, Nigeria, Columbia, Congo, Eswatini, Madagascar, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tunisia, Malaysia, Nepal, Tajikistan, Turkey, Slovakia, England, The Bahamas, Mexico, Paraguay, Benin, China, France, Bulgaria, Russia, The Philippines, and all over the United States. Along with my freelance work, I own Red Dirt Short Films, with my wife, Jody.

When I don’t have a camera in my hand, I can be found debating the age of stinky French cheeses with my family, stirring onions in a cast iron skillet in my farmhouse kitchen, enjoying the company of my rambunctious beagle, and am regularly clad in a Stetson hat.

That’s some of my story. I’d love to help you tell yours.