I naturally resonate at the intersection of art and science. It’s where my curiosity thrives and where my experience comes to life. Drone videography was born out of that space: a blend of technical problem-solving and artistic expression.

Over my 15 year career at NASA, I designed hardware, developed sensors, and troubleshot complex systems often learning entirely new technical skills on the fly. But what I came to value most in engineering was the creative process: making unexpected connections, dreaming up novel solutions, and shaping something entirely new. Alongside that technical journey, I developed a deep appreciation for the arts. Art has a unique power in that it stirs awe, communicates profound ideas in ways words alone cannot, and brings people together. Through drone videography, I seek to bring both worlds together. Whether it is artistic and cinematic, or technical and developmental, my experience with building and testing electrical systems along with my experience capturing beautiful still shots and videos allow me to serve a broad customer base.

I am a FAA Part 107 licensed drone pilot and my experience working at a flight research center has helped me develop a mentality and appreciation for conducting flights with safety and effectiveness in mind along with the necessary flight briefings that accompany that work.