I’m a cinematographer and creative storyteller based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, currently studying Sports Media and Business Management at Susquehanna University. My work lives at the intersection of athletics and filmmaking, capturing the emotion and precision that define competition.

Playing multiple sports in High School, I learned early that the real story of sports isn’t just what happens on the field. It’s the unseen work. The early mornings, the frustration, the breakthroughs, the quiet moments before the game, and the relentless pursuit of something better.

 After suffering an injury during the spring of sophomore year, I picked up a camera to stay connected to my team, but that decision changed everything. What started as taking photos on the sideline quickly became a passion for documenting the full arc of an athlete’s experience. As I moved from photography into videography, I realized I didn’t just want to capture moments; I wanted to make them feel alive. Every shot became a story of its own, a piece of emotion preserved in motion.

During my junior and senior years, I served as the Student Creative Director and Social Media Manager for Delaware County Christian School’s athletics department, a role I earned through the work I had already created for the teams. That experience pushed me to refine my craft, develop my storytelling, and understand the impact intentional visuals can have on an audience.

I founded VidFlicks LLC in high school with a simple goal: to tell stories with intention. What began as filming high school basketball games has grown into a full creative practice built on curiosity and a commitment to elevating every project I touch. Whether I’m shooting a quiet offseason training session or a high‑stakes Homecoming battle under the lights, I focus on crafting visuals that feel lived‑in and cinematic. I believe great cinematography isn’t just about highlights; it’s about the intention and depth within every frame.