When I was little, I was involuntarily exposed to the wonderful, never-ending world of cinema and music, and I never turned back. You couldn’t pry my two-inch fingers off my movie theater seat with a tire iron, that is, until the credits started rolling and my family tradition of dancing in front of the screen commenced. 

My emotional attachment to film and theater, whether that be the jealousy I find in watching people fall in love or the camaraderie in watching people fall apart, inspires me to create the same magical escape from reality that I have always loved and needed. As I have experienced life and found my way through the world, I have come to understand the power of portraying a human experience that others can relate to and see themselves in. I strive to continue being a part of films that show the realities of unconditional love and the hardships of life-altering rejection (and everything in between). 

As I complete my time studying at New York University, having learned how to roll on the floor truthfully and feel through moments when you don’t feel a thing, I eagerly look over the edge of the cliff, ready to jump into a career telling stories and connecting to people’s hearts.