I’ve worn many hats over the years, identifying interchangeably (and often concurrently) as a musician, photographer, composer, producer, digital designer, and filmmaker. On especially good days, like today, I fancy myself an artist.

"I've been told" I bring to the table a useful combination of imaginative big-picture insight and detail-oriented execution, each of which I enjoy immensely. Somewhere along the way I've even earned a Clio Award, two Emmy nominations (thanks to my former partner at Flow Studios) and by tenuous association, a Grammy nomination—welcome consolation for the many projects that never even got off the ground.

My clients are foundations, nonprofits, and, the occasional corporation aspiring to be mistaken for a nonprofit. I'm conversationally fluent in the unique politics and sensitivities of the do-good set to which I belong, and I believe that the intangible deliverables are often the most valuable.

Lastly and because of its prescience, I'll mention College Presidents for Civic Preparedness, the innovative consortium convened by the Institute for Citizens & Scholars. I built the program website and have interviewed a number of key academics for an ongoing video series.

My wife and I moved from Austin to San Francisco in 2024. I love it here.