What aspect of storytelling brought you to join the team at Wrigley Media Group?

I have worked in a wide range of media positions, from video editor to assistant director. But editing—that process of taking all the random puzzle pieces of a project and creating a story—has always been my happy place. Wrigley Media not only gave me a place to live out my passion for video editing but a place to collaborate with other equally passionate and creative storytellers. 

What styles influence you as a storyteller?

Whether it’s a musical, galactic adventure, or a simple coming-of-age story, I love all things film and television. Because at the end of the day, whichever genre you choose, we all want to be seen and feel connected. That’s all storytelling is, and that’s what I try and remember every time I sit down to edit. 

Where do you call home, and what inspires you outside of work?  

I’m a Kentucky native born and raised in Bardstown, but after finishing college at Asbury University I decided to make my permanent home in Lexington. When I’m not in my edit suite, you’ll find me wandering the local bookshops, testing out a new recipe in the kitchen, or outside playing a pickup soccer game. I also juggle—but only for close friends and family.