ABOUT ME
I'm a creative operator, strategist, and brand storyteller who thrives at the intersection of media, technology, and entertainment. I currently lead publicity and brand at Kuku Studios for Netflix's upcoming animated feature In Your Dreams.
Previously, I coordinated PR for Pixar's blockbuster releases, led social strategy at the Hawai‘i International Film Festival, and launched a salon-style dinner series featuring celebrity CEOs—all guided by a belief that the best work starts with story and authentic connection.
I'm passionate about amplifying meaningful narratives and collaborating with creatives, especially filmmakers in animation. My dream roles always center on representing those who prefer to stay behind the camera.
A published author and advocate for balancing work and creativity, I live in Brooklyn, NY with my husband. I graduated cum laude from UC Berkeley with high honors and superior distinction in Media Studies, driven by a lifelong fascination with how media, culture, and technology shape one another.
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A BIT MORE
I don't believe in doing things halfway—or just for the sake of doing them. Every campaign, every pitch, every project I take on starts with a question: Why does this matter? My work is driven by a deep curiosity about the purpose behind the story—what makes people care, what makes ideas stick, and how each project connects to the bigger picture.
I'm not afraid to ask the tough questions: Is this worth the energy? Does this light me up? Would I be proud to put my name on this? It’s this relentless pursuit of meaning and excitement that fuels her best work. For me, storytelling isn’t just about selling something—it’s about making something real, relatable, and unforgettable.
I thrive in the spaces where purpose meets passion. Whether I'm building a brand, launching a campaign, or creating moments that resonate, I'm always making sure I'm doing work that moves the needle—not just for my clients, but for myself. Because if it’s not something that makes me sit up straighter, talk a little faster, or lose track of time, it’s not worth doing. Life’s too short for anything less.