I’m a self-taught composer –
who’s written for podcasts, sketch-comedy, a children’s book, theatre companies, and even a custom magic routine for an audition at The Magic Castle. Ripened by an education in musical theatre and film from SCAD (Savannah College of Art & Design), I doubled as an improvisor and accompanist for improv/sketch-comedy group The Mobbline trained under UCB alum David Stork. Word spread, and soon wrote for the main-stage production of “Drunken City” (Linda’s song) and the world premier of Kathryn Wallat’s “Lovers and Players” set in 1569 Padua, Italy.
When in LA, you could’ve found me teaching Musical Improv Essentials course as a fellow Musical Director at Second City Hollywood.
Out of the classroom and away from my home-studio, you can find me at gym rocking out to musicals, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, ABBA all the way to Eminem.
A favorite quote of mine?
“Where words fail, music speaks” – Hans Christian Anderson.
Looking forward to collaborating with you!