I was born in Los Angeles and grew up with my loving parents. I went to UCLA for college where I studied film production. My friends would often joke that I'm a hopeless romantic because of how much movies make me cry. When I'm not working, you can find me at the local bookstore or getting lost in the city's hidden corners.

After graduating from UCLA, I landed a job at a production company as an assistant editor. It was there that I learned everything about film editing and honed my skills. Eventually, I worked on several small films before landing my first big break with the documentary "The Last Generation." It did incredibly well in festivals worldwide and opened doors to new opportunities for me.

Nowadays, I focus more on directing my own projects rather than working as an assistant editor for others. My latest short film, "Moonlight," is currently being shopped around to distributors. It's been a dream of mine since I was a teenager to make it big in the industry. Despite the constant rejection and criticism that comes with being an artist, I find solace in knowing that my work will live on long after I'm gone.

My latest project has me working non-stop from dawn till dusk. It involves traveling to remote locations across the globe for weeks at a time, but it's worth it to capture the raw beauty of nature and its impact on humanity. Sometimes, I wonder what life would've been like if I'd followed a different path – but as soon as