As a director, my goal is to inspire a group towards a singular vision. By working with each collaborator individually, I believe that a project's potential can expand far beyond its original intention. As an emerging filmmaker, there are naturally many limitations I face as I begin creating my work. However, instead of viewing these obstacles as artistic limits, I have found that they are often a blessing and lead to new creative possibilities.

I am inspired by a diverse group of creators that reach beyond film, from fashion designers like Jonathan Anderson and Virgil Abloh, to mentors in my personal life like my mother. My film inspirations include Bong Joon-Ho, Alice Rorwacher, Hayao Miyazaki, Luca Guadignino, and David Lynch, for their ability to build distinct worlds in their work. Whether for a short commercial or a feature-length film, I believe world-building should be utilized on every creative project regardless of the type.

One of my long-term goals is to bring together a consistent group of collaborators. Every great director, from Ingmar Bergman to Wes Anderson, holds on to individuals they enjoy working with and builds a strong creative community. There is a strength in forming and nurturing these connections, including bringing non-film individuals into film projects. I aim to create an open and collaborative environment in my work to make the process more meaningful for all collaborators.