I’m a Shooting Producer/DP and Director of broadcast documentaries, unscripted TV, and short films.

I grew up in Boston, spent five years in London, and eventually settled in New York.

I wanted to make films after discovering Maya Deren, watching THX 1138 on VHS, and catching Night of the Living Dead at a midnight screening.

Before working in film, I was a cemetery caretaker, bike messenger, and bike frame builder. Later, I spent seven years in R&D at an MIT startup in underwater robotics, developing deep-sea batteries and working on advanced autonomous systems. In 2005, I thru-hiked the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail, and years later, I stood at Ernest Shackleton’s grave on the remote island of South Georgia in Antarctica.

I produced, directed, and shot HBO Max’s For The Love Of Kitchens, which was nominated for a Daytime Emmy.

I’m currently in post-production on my feature documentary, And It Was Only a Dream.

I also recently launched Supernaut Films to help local businesses tell their stories through documentary filmmaking.

I live in New York with my wife, two dogs, and a 2021 Tacoma TRD Off-Road.

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