I began my career in sports as an enthusiastic 18-year-old kid, sitting in a chair high up in Section 218 of Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Despite having no experience, I was about to fully produce my first game for the Iowa Barnstormers and unknowingly ignite my passion for content creation and production. Over the next few years, while obtaining my Bachelor's Degree and working for Iowa State Football, as well as all of the Iowa Minor League teams, I perfected my craft in sports content creation and broadcast production. 

Relocating to Texas in 2019, I had the opportunity to assist with the grand opening of Dickies Arena, now ranked as one of the highest-level producing arenas in the world. Over several years, I worked dilligently to become one of the leading live-graphics creators and show directors in the DFW Metroplex, signing on to crew with organizations like the Texas Rangers and directing the 2023 NCAA Women's Final Four in Dallas. 

Recently relocating to Austin, Texas, I am currently overseeing the deployment of the brand-new Big Screens department for Texas Longhorns Athletics, bringing all production fully in-house for the first time in 30 years through a 25-million-dollar project. 

Having grown up in a musical household and under the influence of my Grandpa’s love for music, everything I do is organically driven by music. Embracing the heartbeat of music when creating sports content and directing shows allows me to reach audiences in an authentic way. My experience at Dickies Arena shaped me to think from the mindset of concerts when designing shows – outlining moments based on what beat begs for something new and intriguing. Skateboarding in particular, has its own specific and non-malleable cultural beat, driven by the music surrounding those who inhabit it. Coupling my experiences and passions, I am excited to elevate the show of skateboarding to meet the highest-level sports broadcasts in the world.