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I grew up on a steady diet of Spielberg and Robin Williams — acting in school plays, making movies with my brothers, and trying to get my sister to laugh at dinner. Somehow, I turned that into a full-time job, and I honestly love it.
I run a production company called Lunchbox Films, where we make story-driven commercial content for schools, nonprofits, and brands that want to connect with real people in a real way. I also produce indie films through First Names Films — our latest feature, Mooch, is currently making the rounds on the festival circuit (and racking up a few rejection emails along the way).
I studied theater and film in college, where I acted in plays, directed a few of my own, and created nearly 50 sketch comedy videos with Exit 17 Live, a late-night sketch show I co-founded. After a few years teaching middle school science (a plot twist I didn’t see coming), I found my way back to filmmaking and now also teach as an adjunct professor at Gordon College.
At the end of the day, I love the magic of cinema — the way a film can drop you into another world, shift your perspective, or hit you right in the feels. I call it CineMagic™. (Yes, I stole that from a movie theater chain in Southern New Hampshire. No, I have no regrets.)
So — what are you working on? Let’s make some CineMagic together.
