I'm a Baltimore-based jack of many trades.
I'm happiest with my headphones on: editing raw podcast audio, listening to film scores while crafting marketing campaigns, or taking a long walk around my neighborhood.
I believe anything can be a story. Your favorite podcast needs a producer to dig into the why the hosts are talking into their mic. Pitching a book over email requires a subject line that keeps the recipient from moving it to the trash. An audio editor finds the pauses in a piece and either smooths them out or finds the effect in the silence.
I'm interested in the places where we've created communities in the margins and on the fringes of the broadly accepted version of our society; or, the intimate publics, an idea explored by theorist Lauren Berlant. My favorite stories are the ones that have been historically overlooked and otherwise marginalized, but remain steadfast in their endurance. A few non-exhaustive examples: queerness in the American South, the fervency of online fan communities, and the intensity of queer longing and desire.
The above paragraph informs my work as a producer, editor, and publicist: I'm most excited by projects that explore those niches and the gaps therein. If you have one, let's talk!