Bio
"Born and raised in Santa Fe NM, I grew up performing in theatre and dance, while also tagging along after my working musician parents.
Graduated from College of Santa Fe with a BFA in Moving Image Arts in 2005.
From 2005-2010 worked in LA in the film marketing industry in such reputable post-production facilities as Picture Head (Trailer Finishing Coordinator), The Cimarron Group (Finishing Manager), and Open Road Entertainment (Executive Post Production Supervisor).
Moved back to Santa Fe Spring 2010 and became Gallery Director for Linda Durham Contemporary Arts. Helped produce Meow Wolf’s first gallery show, GeoDecadent II, and immediately fell in love with the art collective’s co-founder Quinn Tincher.
Fall of 2018 became Post Production Manager for Meow Wolf Entertainment. Currently, my team and I are responsible for developing, producing, and delivering all of the narrative video and audio content that support the story of a Meow Wolf Exhibition. Over the past four years, I have had the honor of creating hours of incredible content with some of the finest creative minds I have ever known, and I am thrilled about the new innovations in storytelling and content creation that we are collectively spearheading.
I love performing in a local children’s theatre alongside my mom and daughter, and I live by the adages, “the show must go on, and “a pie in the face comes with the job.”"
The Real Unreal
Post Production Manager, Exhibition Content
Convergence Station
Post Production Manager, Exhibition Content
As Post-Production Manager for the In-Exhibition Content team, I am responsible for the overall schedule, QC, and delivery of each piece of narrative video and audio content for the entire exhibition.
Projects
Omega Mart
Post Production Manager, Exhibition Content
Under an internal initiative, called Tiny AV, my team and I were able to make over 20 Omega Mart commercials that were not part of the initial scope of the project. We had an absolute blast working together to come up with as many hilarious and absurd spots as we could. The whole process was a true example of collaboration, trust, creativity, and fun. The mission statement for Tiny AV is to be the embodiment of the underground, impish spirit that Meow Wolf was forged upon, dedicated to making highly creative, finished content without apology, approvals, or necessity. Comprised of editors, animators, and other collaborators, we aim to open windows to creativity outside of our normal projects, experimenting and expanding our craft, and finding ways of expression that are meaningful, fun, and most of all, weird. As Post-Production Manager for the In-Exhibition Content team, I am responsible for the overall schedule, QC, and delivery of each piece of narrative video and audio content for the entire exhibition.
