About me

 

I like knowing how to make things. Over time, I’ve learned how to write a clever ad, make up a funny scene on the spot, put a stereo together, direct a video, and make a mean chicken shawarma, among other things.

  

This curiosity has taken me to many interesting places. My time at Lehigh University was spent learning how to act and direct, understand economics, and how to advertise and produce live entertainment for the campus. My first job out of school was working for CBS Sports and FOX Sports on NFL and MLB games, which taught me a ton about the fundamentals of production.

 

When I moved to New York City, I immediately discovered improv comedy, which has been part of my life ever since. In fact, it’s been over 23 years, and I still teach and perform in New York City. Career-wise, I broke into the advertising industry as an assistant at Grey. That experience opened my eyes to business, the creative world, and the delicate dance between the two. I loved the work and invested two years studying at the School of Visual Arts to learn my craft.
 

I’ve worked with a lot of clients and many people ever since. My true art is my ability to make things by generating ideas, collaborating with others, applying my craft, and working as a team to bring a piece of work to life. I absolutely love to create and understand the process behind it. That’s what I’m dedicated to for my own work and my clients. Creating anything can be a challenging process, but at the end of the day, it should be a fun one we’re proud of when finished.

 

When I’m not making things professionally, I enjoy cooking that chicken shawarma and other delicacies, rooting for the Philadelphia Phillies, taking in a good book, helping friends purchase stereo equipment, and being around dogs.