At a young age, I was obsessed with filmmaking and storytelling and taught myself to make my own films on my family iMac. Growing up in Salt Lake, I was able to attend the Sundance Film Festival and listen to the filmmaker’s Q&As. These filmmakers inspired me to pursue a career in the industry. I landed my first job as an editor when I was 16, cutting a local filmmaker’s feature film during the summer break of my sophomore year of high school.

I moved to Los Angeles directly after high school. I edited documentaries and indie films to get my union days and entered the feature film world as a Post PA on “World War Z” where I met many of my mentors. From there I became an assistant editor in scripted television, getting my first main title editing credit at 23 on “Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey”.

I continued as an assistant and VFX editor for over ten years on major television and feature films ("Outlander", "Ted 2", “Avengers: Endgame”) while continuing to cut shorts and indie films on the side when time allowed. On Hawkeye, as the lead visual effects editor, I edited the previs for the main action sequences. I then made the full jump to picture editor on Marvel’s upcoming “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman” and eventually was asked to supervise all ten episodes of the series. 

I was very fortunate to work for and be mentored by incredibly talented editors including  Matt Chesse, ACE, John Duffy, ACE, Michael O’Halloran, ACE, and Terel Gibson, ACE, 

Please visit my IMDb page for a complete list of my credits.