Born and raised in Montreal, I’ve always believed that the most resonant stories come from lived experience. That conviction has shaped an eclectic creative path spanning narrative, documentary, and immersive media. After completing an undergraduate degree in film editing at Université du Québec à Montréal, I worked on indie film sets as a Script Supervisor and Coordinator while freelancing in social media content creation, yoga teaching, and wedding videography. I worked in France, studied in Greece, and made Los Angeles my home in 2017.

While pursuing my MFA in Film Directing at UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television, I directed four narrative shorts, three short documentaries, a 360° documentary, and my first feature film. My final student projects included a fashion film showcasing designer Shawn Hu’s collection, featured in Vogue, and a commercial for Reina Rebelde, a Latina-led indie makeup brand. 

My commercial work includes a spot in the Coca-Cola Refreshing Films program, which screened theatrically across the U.S. and Canada, aired nationally, and went on to win the Cinemark Fan Favorite Award. When I'm not working on my own projects, I'm freelancing in post management, or as a documentary producer.

Alongside my directing work, I freelance at Sphere Studios as a Post-Production Coordinator and Production-Tech Developer, supporting large-scale immersive productions designed for one of the most technologically advanced venues in the world. This work has deeply informed how I think about cinematic language, spatial storytelling, and the relationship between technology and emotion.

My work-for-hire experience includes development on an independent feature dramedy, directing a documentary on legendary classical guitarist Eliot Fisk, and a climate change documentary financed by UCLA’s Climate Solutions Center.

My storytelling explores how hidden identities shape the way we connect with the wordl around us. My short documentary Adam received Best Documentary and Best Directing honors at multiple festivals. My short film D for Daughter won Best Supporting Actress at the 2021 Culver City Film Festival and screened at Denver’s CinemaQ in 2022. Two of my documentaries have screened at the Hammer Museum, and my feature film has received support from four separate grants.