About

My creativity is fueled by collaboration, curiosity, and a deep respect for diversity—in both people and ideas. I thrive when I’m researching topics in depth, brainstorming with others, and building thoughtful, representative design solutions. As Michael Eisner once said, “Diversity is a great force towards creativity,” and that philosophy drives every project I take on. I’m especially passionate about increasing representation of minorities, the LGBTQ+ community, and people with disabilities within the entertainment and design industries.

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I currently teach Motion Graphics as an Adjunct Instructor at West Valley Mission Community College, where I’ve built a fully online course from the ground up. I also volunteer as a video editor at Long Beach City Church, handling everything from sermon footage to YouTube uploads. Most recently, I worked as a Production Assistant at Titmouse Animation Studios and previously at Nickelodeon on the TV show Big Nate, where I supported the design team, organized digital assets, and helped maintain smooth creative and technical workflows across departments.

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I hold a BFA in CGI Animation with a Minor in Graphic Design from California State University Long Beach, where I graduated in Spring 2022. My time there was shaped by incredible creative growth and collaboration—including directing student animation projects, managing gallery events, and working as a teacher assistant and producer. I also studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain in 2019, an experience that strengthened my Spanish language skills and expanded my global perspective.

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Outside of work, I love roller skating, perfecting fried dough recipes, and reading about unsolved mysteries. I bring enthusiasm, organization, and a team-first attitude to every creative environment.

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If you’re looking for a dependable, curious, and community-minded designer or producer, feel free to reach out or connect with me on LinkedIn or Instagram. I hope you enjoy viewing my work as much as I enjoyed creating it.