I make films about the people we overlook, the parent who's drowning, the partner who can't see past their own struggle, and the stranger who somehow sees more clearly than anyone else. My work lives in the quiet spaces where real human complexity happens, particularly motherhood, love, and the relationships we take for granted until they're at the breaking point.

I came to filmmaking through acting. A self-taught filmmaker with a background in sales and marketing, I founded Late Fall Films and built my debut short Late Fall from the ground up, script, team, budget, casting, shoot, post-production, festival strategy, press outreach, and marketing, entirely on my own terms. As a mom, I cast my son in my film, determined to weave my art and my family into one life. I am as comfortable with a spreadsheet as I am on set.

Late Fall, which I wrote, co-directed, produced, and acted in, had its World Premiere at Fastnet Film Festival in Ireland and has since screened at Woods Hole Film Festival and Richmond International Film Festival and more. The film won the Jury Award, Best Drama, and Best Actress at Rock the Shorts Film Festival, with a seven-day theatrical release planned for 2027.

I am based in the Boston area and actively looking for collaborators who want to make grounded, human work that doesn't flinch.