Hey! I’m a Los Angeles-based writer, director, and editor originally from Osage Beach, Missouri (yep, the one from "Ozark").

13 years ago, I moved to LA with nothing but an old car and some friends. For the first month, I lived in a house with total strangers and shared a bedroom with 3 other people. It wasn't great!

But it was all worth it to be here chasing my childhood dreams and that's what this entire project represents for me.

I've been lucky enough to build a career helping other people's movies come to life while making my own smaller projects that I'm really proud of. Recently, I completed Schmotts, a two-hour web series that I wrote, directed, and co-created. It has gone on to win numerous awards at film festivals around the world.

I’m also a contributing editor for Everything Is Terrible and my work has been featured on sites like Vulture, Christian Nightmares, Fake News Network, and Reddit’s front page.

But none of those projects quite satisfied my ultimate goal of making a feature film. And that's what this movie is really about: wanting something so badly and needing others to help you experience it. Our team is going to pour everything we have into this movie and I'm really excited to share it with you.

I have wanted to be an actor my entire life. I used to write in my diary as a child that my dream was to obtain a SAG card. Shockingly, I was NOT in the popular crowd at school! But I haven’t stopped following this delusional dream of mine and I’m incredibly grateful that I get to be a working actor.

I love telling stories about lonely, slightly pathetic, definitely sad, extremely earnest women. I have been this woman. I still am this woman. I love this woman. Our movie is about this woman. And more than anything, I love telling stories with heart. Even though our film deals with super heavy themes, it's always through the lens of hope, and I think that's really important. Earnest stories forever!

I’m also passionate about seeing women like me on screen. Women who aren’t smoothed to perfection, women who don't look like they belong on a CW show (nothing wrong with that of course but more average-looking people in lead roles, please! More body diversity!). I want to see that woman as the lead in a movie.

I moved to New York City when I was a 20 year old fetus. I'd graduated a year early from a program in audio-radio production (that I was enrolled in via a clerical error), and was attaining the final six credits needed on my degree via an internship at the antique television program Total Request Live in a small quiet place known as "Times Square." That began a quick but efficient pivot into the world of television and film, and I've never looked back, except to judge my decisions that landed me on the crew of Teen Mom 2. I emancipated myself from the adolescent motherhood franchise for a role at CollegeHumor a decade ago, and since then it's been a long ride of producing comedy for the internet (Conde Nast, Reddit, Conaco), as well as the small screen (Louie, Baskets, Younger), and live comedy shows galore.

I now run my own production company that services clients in NY and LA, and I have launched a mission-based creative studio that develops shows and films from marginalized creators, and flips the demographics reported by WGA/DGA/PGA/...all GAs of relevance as reflected on the call sheets and the credits. I've been told since I was in Catholic grade school that I may be a great cult leader one day, but have settled for the SCORP life instead.

I'm a cinematographer based in LA, originally from Monterrey, Mexico. I not only strive to create captivating imagery, but to serve the story and create an emotional connection between the viewer and the piece. I love to enhance the director’s vision as much as to work with my crew.

I've worked under Sony Music, Columbia Records and Pneuma + as a director and cinematographer. I currently work with Sephora as a gaffer, and just finished shooting my first feature-length independent film.

A Southerner living in California, I'm a creative producer, co-founder, and production designer who, as a child, commandeered the family camcorder to shoot the world’s best “Take On Me” fan music video to date. In 2017, I turned my years of experience in visual design toward filmmaking by directing and shooting a video installation capturing women and femmes in various California landscapes titled FORMS OF RESISTANCE. I have since collaborated on several films, music videos, and commercials, working with a multitude of independent artists, Concrete Media, Epidemic Sound, and Crypt TV as production designer and producer. In 2020, along with partner and filmmaker, Darryl Jones, I co-founded High Dive, a Long Beach-based production studio supporting companies, artists, and filmmakers with creative producing and video content.

Following in my grandfather’s footsteps, I'm a lifelong filmmaker and movie lover. I started theater acting as a child in North Carolina, and as soon as my parents could afford a Sony Handycam on my 13th birthday, I became a filmmaker. As a writer/director I've made three short films: Surprise Me, All of This!!! and the forthcoming The Cave. I've produced hours of entertaining and educational content, racking up millions (yes, millions) of views across multiple platforms and film festivals. I love supporting other filmmakers. In collaboration with my creative partner, Hillary Jones, I co-founded the boutique production studio High Dive in 2020, which produces short films, music videos, commercials, web content, and now, our first feature film!