My Story

To me, the most important thing in life is to tell a truth as purely as possible, and that belief is deeply entwined in everything I do. A large part of my career stems from my ability to cultivate an intuitive understanding of stories that need to be told and spearheading the project from there.

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My time at Harding University has given me much more than simply a Bachelor's degree. I have learned how to accept adversity and challenges with open arms. One great example of this would be how I started my television career as an outsider that had never dealt with broadcasting before, as well as being the only black female in the television program. I started my career as a secondary camera operator for basketball game broadcasts. While there were many times that I had to deal with the backhanded compliments and those that felt I didn't belong being anything more than a camera operator, I felt the need to show others and myself that the broadcasting industry is where I belonged. Through the mentorship of a former CNN producer and other professors, I managed to rise to the position of the head director over all of HU16 News.

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As a passionate and detail-oriented industry professional, I enjoy approaching complex projects with a holistic approach. Being born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, I had early exposure to the fast-paced world of politics, news, and storytelling. While I learned about storytelling back at home, I learned about the variety of stories that surround us once I went to the deep south for college. It was during my time in Arkansas that I developed my love for storytelling, especially for telling stories that people aren't used to hearing.

Have a look at the one of my more recent projects that I designed the graphics and the show intro for. You can also see my former projects that I’ve done by pressing "View More."