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Academy Nicholl Fellowship, Semifinalist
(2026)
Academy Nicholl Fellowship, Semifinalist
(2024)
Screencraft Stageplay Competition, Finalist
(2023)
Lawrence Kasdan Scholarship for Creative Writing
(2016)
Hopwood Award for Drama
(2015)
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Crackers
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Television
by Action Lines / Vivid Dreamer Productions (Comedy)
Director/Writer A paranoid cracker company heir sees corporate espionage around every corner on his
chaotic first day as CEO. And for once, he might be right...
Acting 101: The Series
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Series
by Tweedy Productions (Comedy)
First Assistant Director
Something is Wrong with Her
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Film (short)
by Ragini Bhasin (Thriller)
Second Assistant Director
CUCK
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Film (short)
by Microcosmic Pictures
Second Assistant Director
Fluff Piece, "Monster Feelings" (Season 2, Episode 6)
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Television
by TMO Productions (Family)
Screenwriter
People (Who Need People)
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Film (short)
by Omid Iranikhah
Screenwriter
Cosmic Rhythms
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Dance
by Action Lines Media / Xavier Nunoz
Screenwriter
At Sunrise
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Film
by Under the Moon Pictures
Producer
Crackers Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy A paranoid cracker company heir sees corporate espionage around every corner on his chaotic first day as CEO. And for once, he might be right...
People (Who Need People) Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy ⋄ Romance A divorced man breaks into his ex's house to steal a prized possession.
Cosmic Rhythms Budget: $0 - $100K | Animation ⋄ Documentary An exploration of the connection between human relationships and the movement of the cosmos.
Dybbuk Budget: $5M - $10M | Horror ⋄ Period Piece A hapless yeshiva must convince his congregation that a dybbuk has possessed one of their own.
Irrevocable Trust Budget: $5M - $10M | Biopic / True Story ⋄ Mystery Based on a true story. A Detroit detective falls for the wife of a murder victim and finds himself trapped in a conspiracy that threatens his freedom—and his life.
Chapman University School of Film and Television
(2023-2025)
University of Michigan
(2013-2017)