About me:

I can be contacted easily on Twitter, or just as easily .

For the past 3 years, I have been working at WheelsTV. I currently work as Senior Editor/Production Manager, managing WheelsTV's team of editors, assistants, and writers. Previously, I helped to develop and was lead editor on Autotrader.com's proprietary car reviews¹. Over the years, I have also been in charge of editing WheelsTV's various products, including 1:00 on ONE and helping develop and produce WheelsTV's Previously Owned Vehicle Reviews. I have also worked extensively designing motion graphics for various projects.

Off and on for the better part of 6 years, I have been employed by Boston University Center For Digital Imaging Arts. Initially hired in late 2006 as a teaching assistant, I moved on to be promoted to Media Manager, where I worked to create marketing videos for the school's web presence. Since becoming employed at WheelsTV, I have worked frequently as a part-time Final Cut Pro instructor.

Recently, I was the Director of Photography for the pilot of When I Grow Up, a documentary-style TV show following Sean Baptiste as he attempts to do all the jobs he wanted to do as a child.

In addition to film editing, I have had a life-long obsession with technology and development. This came to a head last year, when I decided to pick learn Objective-C in order to develop his beer logging app for iOS, Hops. I've also been getting more and more interested in web technologies, such as Ruby on Rails, and Sinatra. I built a little web app called Wishboard that I use to track my personal wishlist.

I am constantly looking for new problems to solve with technology, and put almost all of my development work on GitHub for the public to browse and mock.

A full list of films and code projects can be found on the Projects page.

I currently live in Waltham, MA, and dream of my hometown of Fredericksburg, Texas on a regular basis.