As someone with a deep appreciation for film and theatre, I’ve always been fascinated by the invisible artistry that brings stories to life on stage and screen. That’s what draws me to stagecraft: the opportunity to help build the physical worlds that support creative storytelling. I can combine my hands-on skills with my passion for the performing arts.

I recently earned a B.A. in Theatre Arts from California State University, Los Angeles, where I gained practical experience in stagecraft, lighting design, and technical production through over 280 hours of hands-on work. Under the guidance of accomplished and respected professors and industry professionals, I developed technical skills in carpentry, MIG welding, fly rail operations, scissor lift operations, rigging, lighting programming, lighting design, lightning hang/focus and production management.

Throughout my time at CSULA, I worked on a variety of productions taking on responsibilities such as set construction, cue programming, managing backstage traffic, and supporting load-ins and strikes. These experiences taught me the importance of problem-solving, attention to detail, and collaboration in high-pressure environments. It has solidified my commitment to a career in scenic construction in film and technical theatre. Open to possibilities in film and theatre.