I’m an editor with over a decade of experience shaping powerful, thought-provoking narratives across documentary features and limited series. My work has screened at SXSW, Tribeca, and Hot Docs, and I’ve edited high-profile projects for Showtime, Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV+, FX, and Amazon—always bringing a strong narrative sensibility and a sharp editorial eye.

My work includes The Secrets of Hillsong for FX and Hollywood Black for MGM, which won the 2025 Independent Spirit Award for Best Documentary Series. I also edited Omoiyari: A Song Film by Kishi Bashi for Paramount, recutting the feature after its SXSW premiere for wider distribution. The film later earned a 2024 Emmy nomination. In 2023, I edited Periodical, a documentary on menstrual activism that premiered at SXSW and Hot Docs before running in theaters and landing on Peacock. Vogue said, “This film should be required viewing.”

My contributed to VICE on Showtime's Emmy-nominated season, including India Burning—an investigation into India’s Muslim human rights crisis—which won a Dupont-Columbia Award for Excellence in Journalism.

Comfortable with story-producing and shaping narratives from pre-production through final delivery, I’ve helped set the tone and structure for National Geographic’s branded Rolex series Perpetual Planet. A technical editor adept in Avid and Premiere, with growing expertise in DaVinci- I’m currently editing a scripted short film set for next year’s festival circuit and am expanding my work to include more branded and ad content.

I’m drawn to emotionally resonant, character-driven stories with a strong sense of rhythm and tone. Pacing is everything—how a scene breathes, builds, or holds. A shift in light, a glance away, the sound of waves crashing—these can say more than dialogue ever could. I use humor carefully, to break tension or layer meaning. For me, editing is where structure meets instinct—and where the emotional core of a story quietly takes form.

Where I can help shape the director’s vision.