About Me
Storyteller. Filmmaker. Photographer.
Listen, Here's My Whole Angle
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"The gold rush wasn't in finding gold, it was in selling shovels"
Nowadays, its all automated webinars, gimme ya email, courses & fast cars... Which doesn't sound all bad, but unfortunately thousands of aspiring individuals looking to better their lives are falling prey & "investing" every last penny they have, everyday to the same seductive message would-be treasure map salesmen were peddling back in the day...
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I've always asked myself, "why would someone who's made it, sell their exact formula to millions for a couple grand?" It just doesn't sit right...
...Until you realize the real fortune is in selling the damn strategy via evergreen webinars for $1,500 a pop, to people that never get the full picture...
It's beyond disgusting, wrong, and down right criminal.
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The FTC and other 3 letter organizations ARE cracking down on these fraudsters... But its taking so long and more and more guru's are popping up on social media channels everyday...
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So I decided to do something about it...
From 2016, I've been helping anyone that wants it, the real strategies, lessons, training, tools & whatever else I've found useful to make a little extra each month by helping other people with problems.
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Copy & learn from a real marketing millionaire with no strings, tripwires, or sales offers...
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Designed, created, & authored by a self-made nobody, that is sick and tired of these desperate guru's and their damn $1,500 courses...
So, who am I?
I can't wait to share my story with you all, but to be honest, I didn't know what I was getting myself into when I picked up a camera in fifth grade, but I thank God every day that I did. I am grateful for the journey, the opportunities I've been given, and the talented people I've met and collaborated with along the way. It's been a blessing and there's still so much more to come.
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Since the fifth grade, I had a desire to create; I developed a passion for photography and the filmmaking process. I couldn’t wait for TBS’ dinner & a movie just to watch the behind the scenes and hear the director discuss the film. I never knew the relationship between the two. When I realized the connection between photography and filmmaking, I began to wonder how my still photos would translate into motion picture form. I was shaped by the skateboard & hip hop culture growing up, and then started writing songs and playing in garage bands. At that moment, I started making things and discovering and exploring more. I started designing myspace pages for bands and creating EPK’s for artists my senior year of high school.
Throughout middle school and high school, I continued creating, which led to my acceptance at The Art Institute of California, Santa Monica.
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I was in my own little world at The Art Institute until I started collaborating with talented, like-minded individuals which further led to groundbreaking projects. While I was working on collaborative passion projects, I continued to build my brand as a freelance photographer & filmmaker. The best part about where I am today is that my work both motion and still has gotten me here. They did and still do continue to open doors for me.
I’ve pursued my art education for a span of over 6 years and have directed and worked on countless industry projects, I can't wait to continue turning the page of this new chapter and seeing where the future takes me.
I JUST WANTED TO BELONG
I was adopted at birth, never knew my biological parents growing up. Looking back, I feel like that was what fueled me to create, think outside boxes, and pursue things without fear. I wanted so badly to belong. I wanted to create and earn a badge to let the world know I wasn’t a mistake. I was young. As I grew older, I’ve learned that creativity is a gift that every person possesses. Creativity helps connect the world. I learned that helping people find their creativity and use it to tell people’s stories was greater than the feeling of belonging. It was fulfilling.
LIVE AND CREATE WITHOUT FEAR
As mentioned earlier, I am so grateful for all of the opportunities that have sparked from my passion projects. As I grow older and continue to create, the more I push back against being pigeonholed into a single category. If you are reading this, I encourage you to continue capturing and making work that feeds your soul and makes you happy. My craft and way of thinking have grown as a result of expanding my comfort zone. Making new changes will scare you, however growth begins where your comfort zone ends.