On Set

Art & Awkwardly Meeting Mario Lopez

Growing up in Southern California, I spent my summers at the Pageant of the Masters, a unique event where real people recreate classical and contemporary art. My journey from a tall, awkward 11-year-old to a confident participant taught me invaluable life lessons that have shaped my career in film production. From building self-confidence and genuine friendships to handling rejection, the Pageant was more than an annual event—it was a training ground for life. Read the full story and discover the magic of the Pageant of the Masters and its impact on my filmmaking journey.

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View: From Treehouses to Television

Once, during rehearsals for the American Music Awards, I stood between Alicia Keys and Usher. I was stoked working this job. My sixteen-year-old self would have been ecstatic, and taking a moment to appreciate it made me realize how far I'd come

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