I work at the intersection of visual culture, media systems, and emerging technology.
My background spans photography, digital asset management, media operations, metadata governance, and creative strategy across entertainment, publishing, and streaming environments. Over the years, I’ve contributed to large-scale content ecosystems connected to companies such as Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Global, and Rolling Stone, supporting workflows involving archival preservation, localization, visual quality control, metadata integrity, and multimedia operations.
I began as an artist.
Photography taught me how images shape memory, identity, emotion, and perception. Over time, that understanding expanded into a deeper interest in the systems behind media itself — how content is organized, distributed, protected, interpreted, and increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence.
Today, my work bridges both worlds:
the creative and the operational,
the human and the technological.
I’m particularly interested in:
AI content governance
visual systems and image culture
multimodal media workflows
digital archives and preservation
synthetic media ethics
metadata strategy and taxonomy systems
content integrity and quality assurance
storytelling across evolving technologies
Alongside my creative practice, I approach operations with the same level of thoughtfulness and attention to detail I bring to image-making. I believe strong systems are not only technical structures, but cultural ones. The way we organize and distribute information shapes how people understand the world around them.
As technology continues to evolve, I remain interested in one central question:
How do we preserve humanity, memory, and meaning within increasingly automated systems?
My work continues to explore that space through photography, media operations, archival thinking, and emerging AI workflows — always grounded in curiosity, cultural awareness, and visual storytelling.
Photography & Visual Storytelling
Media Operations & Workflow Strategy
AI Content Governance
Digital Asset Management (DAM/MAM)
Metadata Systems & Taxonomy Strategy
Visual Quality Control & Content Review
Multimedia Archives & Preservation
Creative Operations & Cross-Functional Collaboration
Emerging Technology & Visual Culture Research
MBA — Leadership Studies
Southern New Hampshire University
BFA in Photography
Minor in Film & Television Studies
Pratt Institute