Inspired by Spielberg's storytelling magic, I spent my youth enthralled by his films, often accompanied by my grandmother. This admiration deepened during high school, where I made an hour-long sci-fi horror film, “The Lollipop Guild,” with a shoestring budget, my high school, after hours, as our set, with teachers and students as my cast. Despite its flaws, it remains a proud achievement.

My focus afterwards quickly shifted to screenwriting, influenced by the introspective scripts of Charlie Kaufman and Russell T. Davies. I believe that personal stories, even when veiled in genre or comedy, resonate most profoundly with audiences because they reveal universal human truths.

Through my work, I aim to connect with others by exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. Art has the power to entertain, inspire, and transform lives, and that’s what I strive to achieve with my writing.