I’ve spent the past six years honing my skills in the film industry: directing, writing, and critiquing with particular attention to the details that linger. My path has been shaped by formal training, but also by a relentless curiosity and a belief in the power of self-education. I've found that the real lessons are often learned on set, in the quiet hours of editing, or in the unexpected moments between takes.
Directing and writing are where my instincts converge. I write essays that draw from an anthropological approach, exploring cultural and social movements that intersect with or stand apart from, the film industry. My work is guided by desire and driven by curiosity. I write about whatever sparks interest, whatever catches my eye, trusting that the subject itself will reveal a story worth telling. But, in all honesty, I write to understand.
I’ve always been interested in the uncharted territory of the creative process—the doubts that creep in, the narratives we construct about ourselves, the moments of clarity that come when we least expect them. I conduct
mentoring workshops for creatives seeking to develop their projects and unlock their full potential by helping them find their own voice, navigate the complexities of their projects, and break free from the stories that hold them back.
I believe creativity is not just an act but a state of being—one that demands a deep alignment with oneself. This is why my mentorship programs blend creative skills with the subtler art of personal growth. They provide not just techniques, but a full spectrum of tools to help you thrive creatively, emotionally, and professionally. If you’re looking to explore this territory, to push past the familiar, and discover what you’re truly capable of, I invite you to join me. Together, let’s see where our stories take us.