I’m an audio producer, composer, and filmmaker.

I’ve produced and reported stories for the BBC, NPR, Love + Radio, 99% Invisible, CBC, and others. I’ve designed and scored high-profile limited series including The Trojan Horse Affair, Crypto Island, and You Didn’t See Nothin’, winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Peabody Award, and Third Coast Award.

I directed Pee Shy, a short documentary about paruresis that screened at Doc Edge, CIFF, and Salute Your Shorts. I also compose music for film, podcasts, and other media; my film work has been heard at Sundance, Sitges, CIFF, and Fantasia, and distributed by IFC. I’m a founding member of the scoring co-op Cue Shop.

I live in Portland, Maine, where I co-founded the audio collective Foghorn, sometimes teach at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, and very frequently jump into the ocean.