My acting journey began when my 9-year-old self Googled “how to become an actor” and dove headfirst into every local stage performance and drama club I could find after falling in love with it. While my ultimate goal was always to transition to film, that journey took longer than expected.

 

Looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing—those years climbing the theatre ladder taught me invaluable life skills that shaped me as an actor. By 18, I had choreographed multiple musicals, joined the board of governors, and directed my first show. Over the next three years, I continued directing while balancing film training along the way.

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Eventually, I shifted my focus entirely to the film industry. My training includes private workshops with Broadway professionals like Adrienne Walker and years of film coaching in Atlanta. Back when I was 15, I signed with an agency but later opted for self-representation until I found the right fit. Recently, I’ve started teaching my own acting classes to share the knowledge I've gained.

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While acting remains my greatest passion, music has always been a close companion. Classically trained in piano since the age of four, I gravitated toward composing my own pieces and learning by ear. 

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My ultimate goal is to land a recurring role in a long-running series or build a filmography filled with impactful roles. Along the way, I dream of traveling the world (and its many cuisines I have yet to try), and helping my family and friends achieve their goals.