That's what everyone says to me. Or— “That’s not a brand,” “Jack of all trades,” “Pick a thing.” But here’s the truth: my art forms feed off each other.

As a director, I know how to relate and communicate with someone feeling the pressures of working in front of the camera. 
As an actor, I understand the nuances of performance need for wide shots versus close-ups.
As a writer, I leave space for magic to unfold.

I light scenes as a cinematographer, edit to captivate audiences, and produce with respect for time and budget. I'm not trying to master every craft; I thrive on collaboration. I've honed what I need to enhance my core disciplines as an indie filmmaker.

Look— if I was out here trying to be a great ballerina/sous chef/archeologist, I'd understand the criticism.
(Although I'd still go for it cus that's a badass combo.)

At the end of the day, I'm a storyteller, offering every tool in my kit to connect with our audience.

And so far, I've been lucky enough to have some success in each...