Production is equal parts art and problem-solving. I cut my teeth in places where deadlines didn’t care about sleep and budgets never covered half of what actually needed to get done. From TV and film sets to shark wrangling to history-making start-up chaos, I’ve been the one juggling impossible coffee orders, raw footage, shark shots, 12 revisions of the same production report, and PR nightmares flipped into dreams.

For me, production isn’t clean or linear; it’s survivalist creativity. It’s building something cinematic out of nothing but a cracked laptop screen, a coffee-stained schedule, and sheer persistence. You’ll never see the sleepless hours cutting footage down to the bone, or the invisible work of weaving pivotal moments of a character’s life into a backstory that feels lived-in. But it’s there, always, stitched into the narrative.

I’ll do whatever it takes to make the story land, whether it’s late-night edits lit by Premiere timelines or turning “we don’t have the budget” into “watch what I can build.” This page is my control room, my Edit Bay, so to speak: the snapshots of having lived in the trenches of making things happen against all odds, a glimpse into the tools, the processes, and the passion and persistence it takes to drag wild ideas into reality.