"When I was ten, my parents bought a video camera that I couldn't stop playing with. I became the family videographer, constantly filming every little thing that happened. My love of movies combined with my passion of videography brought me to Ball State in 2002, where I graduated with a B.A. of Telecommunications in 2006.
 
"After college, I struggled to find a video job, but I had camera gear, and my friends and family kept asking me to film events for them. Once I realized that I could make a living off of my own production work, Capture Hour Productions was born. In 2012, I went to the Academy of Art in San Francisco where I received a Masters Degree in Television and Film Production.
 
"Since 2007, I have produced, filmed, and edited thousands of projects, averaging over one hundred a year, from narrative films to documentaries to live events. My work has taken me all over the world and connected me with thousands of people. I truly love what I do, and I hope to do it for the rest of my life."