As a kid, I loved being in front of the camera.  In high school, I took a broadcasting class that gave me the opportunity to get behind the camera. That was when I discovered my talent and passion for filmmaking. In college, I was on a reality show featured on GAC, where I met Keith Urban. I worked for ISU Athletics, as a director and camera operator for football, basketball, and volleyball games. I also worked live events for both TV and venues' jumbo-trons. I've worked at many arenas and sports venues in the midwest. I moved to Nashville to pursue working for Keith Urban and the music video industry. But my step-father was diagnosed with terminal cancer and I ultimately moved back home to be closer to my mom. I became the Director of Video Production at US Cellular Coliseum (now Grossinger Motors Arena) where I was in charge of the video, audio, and lighting for all live events. After my position was cut back to part-time, I founded Totally Kreative Video LLC. After writing a screenplay and considering moving to Hollywood, I felt God calling me in a different direction. In 2019, I went back to school and quit my job at the arena. My passion is to create films that encourage and inspire. I'm now launching a non-profit ministry, Magnify Ministries.