I grew up visiting my dad’s videography studio — playing with cameras, experimenting with the gear, and watching him turn his creative skills into a business. That early exposure taught me the language of production, and planted something deeper: a sense that with the right tools and a little grit, you could build something of your own.

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Since then, I’ve created photography, video, and livestream broadcasts for corporate events, entertainment venues, nonprofits, museums, and cultural organizations — including extensive work with aerial cinematography and drone photography. I was among the first people in the U.S. to become FAA-certificated for commercial drone operation, and later developed VOLO, a VR drone experience exploring flight, immersion, and spatial storytelling. I’ve also created performance-based media for live music events, projection installations for museums, and visual content for national broadcast — including performing as the first-ever Video DJ on MTV’s Total Request Live.

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Today, I serve as the Director of Video & Media Production at SAR Academy, a co-educational Modern-Orthodox Jewish day school in New York. In that role, I oversee hundreds of media projects each year — producing, shooting, and editing video content; photographing school-wide events; designing AV systems; and building creative workflows that support our team’s mission. I get to use the full range of my skills every day, and I believe deeply in the work we do.

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And outside of that work, I’m always open to thoughtful collaborations — especially projects that bring meaningful stories to life through strong visuals, smart systems, or creative problem-solving. If something here resonates and you think we’d work well together; reach out. I’d love to hear what you’re building.