I’ve always been drawn to stories that feel real
where there’s truth in what’s shown and said,
even in imagined worlds.
Growing up, I spent hours in video rental shops, collecting posters, watching films, and learning from anyone who knew how to capture an audience.
Along the way I picked up a camera, sketched, brainstormed ideas, designed and gradually found
my voice through writing.

That passion for storytelling led me to the
Willem de Kooning Academy, where I studied visual narrative as an Art Director and Designer.
My path then expanded into modeling and acting, with opportunities to work with agencies such as Elite Global, Models1, Mega Models, Max Models,
and others.

Acting became a natural focus.
I began with a course at The Royal Central,
then trained in Paris with Jack Waltzer’s
“Masterclass Acting,” before returning to London
to study the ‘Chubbuck Technique’ an approach
I still practice daily.

I believe in refining my craft through every project, aiming for performances that are authentic, specific, and emotionally resonant.
For me, it’s about making each role feel alive
and relatable, never generic.

My background in arts and design gave me a strong creative foundation, one that continues to shape
how I approach my work as both a performer and
a storyteller.