"Flowstate" is a concept I embraced early on during my competitive tennis years. In high-stakes matches, it's easy to tense up and lose focus. But when I enter that flow state, I feel calm, present, and everything clicks into place naturally. This mindset has been a mantra for me since childhood, one that I apply not just in tennis, but in every aspect of my life—whether it’s at school, work, or in creative pursuits.

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I began my academic journey at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, OR, focusing on Environmental and Rhetoric Studies. My time working with the PubCom department sparked a passion for video and media production, which led me to transfer to Oregon State University in Corvallis, OR. There, I earned a BA in Digital Communications, honing my skills in photography, videography, and digital advertising.

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What excites me most about media work is the collaborative process—each project is an opportunity to learn, grow, and refine my craft. While I may not have been born with a camera in my hand, my eagerness to learn and create drives me forward every day.