I’m a cinematographer and editor who has spent the last fifteen years learning how light, color, and time shape a story.

My path began in San Diego, but it led me to Hawaiʻi, where I studied film and now live and work. The island has slowed my process in the best way, teaching me patience, restraint, and respect for the moments that won’t come around twice.

Much of my work lives at the intersection of nature and narrative. Long days in harsh light, changing weather, and real environments have shaped how I shoot and how I color. Over time, that process turned into a quiet obsession with consistency. Attempting to curate colors that feel grounded, natural, and intentional.

The LUTs and tools I share here are the result of countless hours spent refining that process. They aren’t built to chase trends or exaggerate an image, but to support it, to help an idea carry its weight from Vision to Fruition.