I was born into a family of four in the small town of New Orleans. Growing up, I always had an affinity for music and dance, which led me to study ballet at the age of eight under the tutelage of my mother. She instilled in me not only the technical skills required for professional dancing but also the discipline to commit myself fully to this craft.

My early years were marked by constant performances on stage and traveling with different troupes across America, Europe, and Asia, which allowed me to hone my skills while gaining a deep understanding of cultural differences. I became fascinated with the nuances between dance styles, particularly jazz, ballet, and contemporary movements. This passion for diversity only strengthened when I attended Juilliard School in New York City.

After completing my degree at Juilliard, I began performing professionally in various productions across the country, including musical theater plays like "West Side Story" and "Chicago." With time, I also started choreographing some of these shows under the guidance of veteran directors. As a result, my passion for dance turned into an art form that allowed me to connect with people emotionally through storytelling.

Nowadays, I'm working on expanding my expertise in film by writing scripts for music videos and short films while directing them as well. This has opened up opportunities for collaborations with artists from various genres, which enriches my knowledge of the creative industry further.