About

As a leading expert in the field of sentence mitigation fims I have held trainings, seminars and CLEs nationwide for NACDL, The Bar Association, NLADA, Brooklyn Defenders, Federal Defender Training Services and others.
I received my MFA from UCLA School of Film & Television in 2008 with an emphasis in Television Production. Throughout my time at UCLA I received positive recognition for my work including awards from the National Association of Theater Owners Award for Directing (2008) and the Motional Picture Assoc. Award (2006 and 2010).
In 2010 I began working in post-production and worked for a wide variety of clients including History Channel, VEVO, Hulu, Conde Nast Digital, and Capitol Records.
In 2012, I got my first taste of sentence mitigation filmmaking when an attorney with the Federal Public Defender asked me to prepare a film for her client convicted of assault. I found the work utterly fascinating and decided that I would try and find a way to do it full time. By 2015 I had managed to become a full time sentence mitigation film expert. I have worked on both state and federal cases ranging from violent crime and drug trafficking to white collar crimes like fraud and copyright infringement. I have also begun to work on civil cases in personal injury and defamation.
My clients routinely include major law firms as well as the United States Courts including Federal Defenders offices nationwide. My work product consistently helps clients obtain leniency at sentencings.