My voice.
Your vision.
Backstory.
Pronouns: They/Them
I’m a non-binary writer from Pittsburgh with seven years of experience creating and shaping compelling stories. Most recently, I worked as Script Coordinator on The L Word: Generation Q, co-writing the series finale alongside showrunner Marja-Lewis Ryan.
Prior to that, I cut my teeth in Scripted TV Development, honing my story instincts as I worked up the ranks at Keshet Studios. An Emerson College graduate, I got my start interning for America's favorite aardvark, Arthur, and am also a proud graduate of The Writers Guild Foundation Support Staff Training Program — an eight-week boot camp covering the duties of Writers Assistant and Script Coordinator.
My written work has been featured in several competitions and festivals, including the Blue Cat Screenwriting Competition, Ivy Film Festival, and Vermont Film School Screenwriting Competition. Outside writing, catch me on the track skating for LA's local roller derby league, Angel City Derby.
Humble Offerings.
Writing.
I’ve worked alongside top writers and executives to shape countless projects—from writing to giving creative notes or breaking story. Let me help bring your project to life.
Coverage.
Backed by four years of experience as a Development Coordinator at Keshet Studios, I provide detailed analyses of pilots, features, novels, plays, and other IP.
Pitch Decks.
I’ve designed dozens of pitch decks for award-winning production companies, studios, and showrunners, working diligently to realize each client’s unique vision.
Awards & Recognition.
2021
Blue Cat Screenwriting Competition
SEMIFINALIST — Pilot Competition (“Toxic Shock”)
2016
Ivy Film Festival
WINNER — Undergraduate Short Screenplay Competition (“The Sand Cigarette”)
2015
Lunch Ticket
WINNER — Undergraduate Short Screenplay Competition (“The Sand Cigarette”)