I’m drawn to telling daring, emotionally charged stories that spark conversation around difficult and often unspoken topics— through the lens of the psychological thriller. By using genre as a vehicle, I’m able to explore trauma, identity, and healing in a way that feels both visceral and accessible.
While the horror genre has been long underestimated—often overlooked by the film festival circuit despite its cultural significance—it continues to dominate box office returns and serve as one of the most effective mirrors of society. Horror doesn’t just entertain; it interrogates. Like Jordan Peele did so masterfully in “Get Out”, using horror as a metaphor to expose the realities of being Black in America, I aim to use this genre to tell female-driven stories that speak to the complexities of being a woman today.
Through horror and psychological thrillers, I want to give voice to women’s inner lives—their rage, resilience, silence, and survival—and offer stories that resonate across age, background, and experience.
While the horror genre has been long underestimated—often overlooked by the film festival circuit despite its cultural significance—it continues to dominate box office returns and serve as one of the most effective mirrors of society. Horror doesn’t just entertain; it interrogates. Like Jordan Peele did so masterfully in “Get Out”, using horror as a metaphor to expose the realities of being Black in America, I aim to use this genre to tell female-driven stories that speak to the complexities of being a woman today.
Through horror and psychological thrillers, I want to give voice to women’s inner lives—their rage, resilience, silence, and survival—and offer stories that resonate across age, background, and experience.
FIVE STAR REVIEW / Writer, Executive Producer, Actor
Five Star Review is a terrifying exploitation of mental and physical boundaries, abusing the presumed privacy and safety within the transactional relationship between, Alex, a home share host and her guest, Jenn. What you don't know CAN hurt you.
Currently making the festival rounds, Five Star Review premiered at Screamfest Horror Film Festival, the "Sundance of Horror", in Los Angeles at the famous TCL Chinese Theatre and is currently making the festival rounds.
Official Selection at Film Festivals:
Screamfest Horror Film Festival
Los Angeles Film Awards (Winner)
Hollywood Just4Shorts Film Festival (Winner)
LA Horror Film Festival
LA Women in FilmFest
LA Femme International Film Festival
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
Female Voice Rock Film Festival
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Oregon Scream Week (Winner: Best Dark Drama Screenplay)
Filmmatic Inroads Screenwriting Fellowship (Finalist)
Horror Haus (Finalist)
NOLA Horror Film Fest (Finalist)
Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards (Finalist)
BlueCat Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Atlanta International Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Austin Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Killer Shorts Film Festival (Quarter Finalist)
Screencraft Film Fund (Quarter Finalist)
Austin Spotlight Film Festival (Official Selection)
Bloodstained Indie Film Festival (Official Selection)
Austin Spotlight Film Festival (Official Selection)
New York City International Screenplay Awards (Official Selection)
Portland Screenplay Awards (Official Selection)
Five Star Review is a terrifying exploitation of mental and physical boundaries, abusing the presumed privacy and safety within the transactional relationship between, Alex, a home share host and her guest, Jenn. What you don't know CAN hurt you.
Currently making the festival rounds, Five Star Review premiered at Screamfest Horror Film Festival, the "Sundance of Horror", in Los Angeles at the famous TCL Chinese Theatre and is currently making the festival rounds.
Official Selection at Film Festivals:
Screamfest Horror Film Festival
Los Angeles Film Awards (Winner)
Hollywood Just4Shorts Film Festival (Winner)
LA Horror Film Festival
LA Women in FilmFest
LA Femme International Film Festival
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
Female Voice Rock Film Festival
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Oregon Scream Week (Winner: Best Dark Drama Screenplay)
Filmmatic Inroads Screenwriting Fellowship (Finalist)
Horror Haus (Finalist)
NOLA Horror Film Fest (Finalist)
Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards (Finalist)
BlueCat Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Atlanta International Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Austin Screenplay Awards (Quarter Finalist)
Killer Shorts Film Festival (Quarter Finalist)
Screencraft Film Fund (Quarter Finalist)
Austin Spotlight Film Festival (Official Selection)
Bloodstained Indie Film Festival (Official Selection)
Austin Spotlight Film Festival (Official Selection)
New York City International Screenplay Awards (Official Selection)
Portland Screenplay Awards (Official Selection)
BANDIT HOUSE / Writer
Bandit House is "The Strangers" meets "FIght Club", set in 1997, a diverse league of masked killers who must live by a strict code and attempt to cohabitate under one roof in order to unify for a greater singular purpose; murder.
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Sundance Institute Episodic Lab (2nd Rounder)
WeScreenplay Diverse Voices (TV Pilot Quarterfinalist)
Bandit House is "The Strangers" meets "FIght Club", set in 1997, a diverse league of masked killers who must live by a strict code and attempt to cohabitate under one roof in order to unify for a greater singular purpose; murder.
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Sundance Institute Episodic Lab (2nd Rounder)
WeScreenplay Diverse Voices (TV Pilot Quarterfinalist)
AIRBORNE / Writer
While driving out of the city to take care of a family tragedy, Suzie joins her 12-step meeting via zoom but the meeting goes horribly wrong when the group is tormented by an unknown intruder, leading to deadly consequences.
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Los Angeles Film Awards (Winner: Best Short Screenplay)
Hollywood Just4Shorts (Winner: Best Short Screenplay)
Killer Shorts (Quarterfinalist)
Richmond International Film Festival (Quarterfinalist)
While driving out of the city to take care of a family tragedy, Suzie joins her 12-step meeting via zoom but the meeting goes horribly wrong when the group is tormented by an unknown intruder, leading to deadly consequences.
Writing Awards & Recognition:
Los Angeles Film Awards (Winner: Best Short Screenplay)
Hollywood Just4Shorts (Winner: Best Short Screenplay)
Killer Shorts (Quarterfinalist)
Richmond International Film Festival (Quarterfinalist)
SOFT TOKEN by IMAGINARY PEOPLE / Writer & Director.
