As a kid, I loved being in front of the camera.  In high school, I took a broadcasting class that gave me the opportunity to get behind the camera. That was when I discovered my talent and passion for filmmaking. In college, I was on a reality show featured on GAC, where I met Keith Urban. I worked for ISU Athletics, as a director and camera operator for football, basketball, and volleyball games. I also worked live events for both TV and venues' jumbo-trons. I've worked at many arenas and sports venues in the midwest. I moved to Nashville to pursue working for Keith Urban and the music video industry. But my step-father was diagnosed with terminal cancer and I ultimately moved back home to be closer to my mom. I became the Director of Video Production at US Cellular Coliseum (now Grossinger Motors Arena) where I was in charge of the video, audio, and lighting for all live events. After my position was cut back to part-time, I founded Totally Kreative Video LLC. After writing a screenplay and considering moving to Hollywood, I felt God calling me in a different direction. In 2019, I went back to school and quit my job at the arena. My passion is to create films that encourage and inspire. I'm now working on my doctorate in Media for Ministry from Andrews University.