It wasn’t until I started making films that I realized I have always been in the business of storytelling. My entire career has been devoted to helping individuals and organizations discover their stories and then use them to develop their  potential. ​ ​

 

Film making started for me in 2009 with the opportunity to work with a filmmaker to complete her three films. I discovered documentary film as a way to bring my voice and passion to breaking down barriers to social justice for women and other marginalized groups. 

 

After growing up in Arkansas,  I moved to Maine from Cambridge, MA where I earned a Master’s degree in organizational and career development from Northeastern University which I put to work at Polaroid -- where we were all invested in making storytelling instantly accessible.

 

Additional life and career pursuits took me throughout the US and Europe and included stints at the Harvard Business School,  1992 Clinton Presidential campaign,  a private chef in the South of France, and owner of a bed and breakfast on the coast of Maine. 

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I continue to pursue my love of telling the stories of cool courageous women.

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