Bio

I’m is a Canadian-American ghostwriter best known for giving audiences the feels. My work in independent feature film has contributed to prizes at premiere festivals such as Sundance and Tribeca and has been cast with names you know. I’ve been a trusted Telefilm-approved story editor, a studio development assistant, contributed to nationally released features, to series airing on network and cable, and to two New York Times bestselling non-fiction titles.

An early draft of my latest original feature dramedy placed in the top 15% of the Nicholl Fellowship and earned semifinal placement in both Diverse Voices and Creative World Awards. I was selected to participate in the inaugural LA Women’s Weekend Film Challenge in the spring of 2020. That 72-hour project recently won Best Narrative Short at the International Independent Film Awards and made the premiere audience laugh, gasp, and tear up, all in 10 minutes.

Outside the office, I’m  a baker, an animal lover, a former dot-com pioneer, national pageant queen, and roller derby bruise-giver (not all at the same time tho’ how great would that be?), a drag stan, and the founder of one of the largest global communities of invisibly disabled adults.

Intro

My goal is to join respected project teams dedicated to authentic representation of underrepresented lives including the BIPoC, neurodiverse, and disabled communities. I enjoy working on narratives intended to move the audience in some resonant way. If that’s not part of the game plan, I usually find a way to add it in. I’m here for stories about Black people, brown people, middle-aged and old people, gay and trans people, women and girls, and, of course, disabled people. I bring authentic representation in leading and supporting storylines while having a ton of fun.