I’m a filmmaker and editor with 24 years of experience in documentary, branded, and narrative work. Along with editing and shooting, I specialize in animation—both motion graphics and 3D. Based in Lancaster, PA, I work with clients locally and nationwide.

As the lead editor for several seasons of House of Horrors: Kidnapped, I helped define the series’ stylistic approach while shaping the pacing, tone, and story structure. I worked closely with producers to build tension and clarity through picture and sound.

My position as the lead editor on the two-part documentary Roanoke: Search for the Seven, oversaw the project from start to finish. The series blends historical re-enactments, documentary interviews, and cinéma vérité reality techniques to tell the story of America’s lost colonists, and I helped shape its structure, pacing, and visual tone throughout.

I came on as an editor during the development stage of Believer, helping to shape its early structure, tone, and editorial direction. The film went on to premiere at Sundance in 2018.

I edited for Restaurant: Impossible, bringing a fast-paced, energetic style to the show’s mix of personal stories and high-pressure restaurant makeovers. It was a refreshing shift from my usual documentary and crime work, leaning into the fun and emotion of reality TV.

This playlist features a range of documentary and nonfiction series I’ve edited over the years, including crime, history, and reality-based projects. From nationally broadcast shows to streaming originals, I’ve helped shape stories through structure, pacing, and tone. It’s a solid snapshot of my longform editing work in television.