Howdy!

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I was born in Berkeley, California and spent most of my childhood dreaming of working as a game artist. With that goal in mind, I majored in Studio Art at UC Irvine, but soon after arriving I tumbled into a passion for singing.

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In 2008 I was whisked into the world of collegiate A Capella (think "Pitch Perfect") and soon after I was in three separate choruses. In 2010 I had the honor of representing America at the World Choir Olympics in Xiao Xing, China, with the men's chorus Men in Blaque. Did we win gold medals? Sure. We won gold medals. We traveled the world! But most importantly I began developing control over my instrument.

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I began teaching at Apple Retail stores, facilitating public workshops helping kindly folks overcome their technophobia. Feedback began rolling in from customers that my voice packed a punch and my peers agreed. Through a colleague I connected with the world of Voice Over.

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I had a tremendously inspiring workshop with Mona Marshall, who encouraged me to seriously pursue a career in voice acting. That was the spark that lit the fire. "Come up with 10 - 12 characters," she told me, "and make them all evil." So now instead of drawing characters, I'm giving them a voice.

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I'm still singing in a number of choruses, recording singing for digital projects, and honing my voice over and acting skills in the New York area. I produce, host, and engineer the world's number one Dune podcast, Gom Jabbar, and work as a game artist and community localization manager at Wolfire Games.

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Thank you for visiting my website. Cheers!