As a kid I begged my mom to let me start making my way as an actor, but she suggested I act in school if that’s what I wanted to do. So I did! I started in fourth grade, cast in the lead of any production my tiny school put on. In high school, I went on to compete in the Drama Teachers Association Competition (D.T.A.S.C.) where I won honorable mention for my turn as a female Brutus from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar.

I was accepted into USC’s prestigious B.F.A. in Acting program, one of only 20 chosen out of over 800. There I got to learn alongside some of the best! After graduation, I took a turn as Sophie in Hannah Montana before deciding to leave Hollywood for adventure.

I spent many years traveling and finding myself. I lived in Australia, traveled both North and South New Zealand, lived in Philadelphia and in the mountains of Flagstaff, did veterinary work in the Galapagos Islands, and entered the Mayan jungles of Tulum.

It was in 2017 that I found the mentality, strength, and revitalized passion that I knew I needed to come back to my lifelong dream of being a working actress.

Since then I’ve had the fortune of working with some really amazing people in the industry that have helped shape the way I approach my career as an actress. From working on my artistry with the greats over at BGB Studios to learning business know-how with Jona Xiao at Career Activate, I’ve been able to shift my mentality completely. It is because of that shifted mentality that I’ve been very fortunate to have worked all throughout the pandemic.

In June of 2021, I had the pleasure of working on the set of Bosch: Legacy as Officer Jess Molina and the lead in a film by Matt Perez-Mora titled ‘Mid Coast’. In 2023, I can be spotted in the USPS national commercial and signed theatrically with Across the Board talent agency.

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