Stories worth telling deserve to be told well.

I have been fascinated by filmmaking for as long as I can remember. What began with a Hi8 camera in the early 2000s eventually led me to study Film-Video at Penn State, travel the world producing outdoor television, and build a career around capturing real people, places, experiences, and stories.

I began serving clients professionally in 2015 and founded TC Cinema, LLC in 2017. Since then, my work has taken me from corporate offices and nonprofit organizations to scenic mountains, historic communities, live events, luxury properties, television productions, feature films, and documentary sets throughout the United States and internationally. Projects I have produced or contributed to have appeared across more than a dozen broadcast networks.

Over the years, my perspective on filmmaking has changed. I still love the craft- the cameras, lighting, composition, sound, and countless details that make an image work. But those things are ultimately tools. The most important part of my job is understanding what matters, finding the heart of the story, and shaping it into something clear, authentic, and purposeful.

That may mean helping a business communicate its value, showing donors the impact of a nonprofit, documenting an important piece of history, bringing an outdoor experience to a television audience, or creating a film that a company or community can hold onto for generations.

I am grateful that filmmaking continues to give me access to people and places I otherwise may never have encountered, and I do not take that privilege lightly. My goal with every project is simple: tell the truth, do the work well, and create something that matters.