I am a New York City-based editor. I most recently edited the premiere episode of the critically-acclaimed HBO docuseries Last Call: When a Serial Killer Stalked Queer New York, which won a Golden Tomato award for Best Reviewed Docuseries 2023 from Rotten Tomatoes. 

I also have two other HBO docuseries slated for release this year, including God Save Texas: The Price of Oil, premiering at Sundance 2024.

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I mostly edit documentaries with production companies including House of NonFiction, Story Syndicate, Jigsaw Productions, Killer Films, Vice Studios and JuVee Productions.

I love to dip into the narrative world too. This past spring, I cut The Knowing, a short horror film that screened at HollyShorts and made the rounds at lots of other festivals.

I have also edited multiple episodes of the award-winning Canadian television series Mohawk Girls. 

I choose projects that have meaning for me, that tell stories I believe in. I love to find those special moments in an interview or verité scene that say a lot about the person, sometimes with just a subtle gesture or pause. Even with the most serious subjects, I tend to find some warmth and even humor at times. I'm known for my storytelling skills and the emotion and empathy I bring to my work.

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I am currently in production on my own short documentary, The Time My Grandmother Was Held Hostage by Bank Robbers. I am directing, producing and editing the film. I hope to have it ready for festival submissions in 2024.

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