I’m a San Francisco–based director and producer working across documentary and narrative film. Through Speculative Films, my films have screened at more than 200 festivals, including Cannes, received their share of jury awards, and been commissioned by The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Patagonia Films, Wired, and National Geographic, to name a few.
I also founded Working Theory, a full-service production studio creating brand films, product videos, and company stories for AI and technology companies — from creative development through production and post.
In previous lives, I studied ceramic sculpture at UC Berkeley and drove a rusty old Buick over 22,500 miles from San Francisco to the southern tip of South America. Every four years, I work as a photojournalist on the campaign trail during presidential elections, starting In 2008 working with Nate Silver as he launched FiveThirtyEight (later acquired by The New York Times and then Disney). You can see a few of my favorites from that collection here.