I didn't start behind a desk. I started in the wild — the kind of wild where the light lasts 20 hours in summer and disappears entirely in winter. Alaska taught me patience, precision, and the ability to capture a moment that will never come again. That's a skill you can't learn in a classroom.
For nearly two decades, I traveled and worked on productions that aired on television's highest platforms. My work earned an Emmy nomination — not because I was chasing awards, but because I refused to deliver anything less than the best frame I could get.
Then something shifted. I started seeing businesses — dental practices, corporations, entrepreneurs — struggling to tell their stories on camera. They were working with agencies that handed them off to junior staff, charged enormous fees, and delivered mediocre results months later.
So I made a decision. I took everything I learned in 20 years of world-class production and pointed it directly at the businesses that needed it most. MG Films LLC was born from a simple belief: you deserve the same level of craft that goes into a national broadcast — delivered fast, personally, and at a price that makes sense.
But honestly? At the heart of all of it — I simply love people. I love hearing your story, understanding your vision, and then bringing it to life through the end of my lens. That's what drives me every single day. Your business deserves to be seen and heard, and I'm here to make sure it is.
Recognized at television's highest level for outstanding cinematography.
Two decades of filming in demanding environments for major broadcast networks and productions worldwide.
Pre-production, filming, editing, color grading, and delivery — all under one roof.
Deep expertise creating video content platforms that elevate dental practices and healthcare brands.
No agency delays. I deliver polished, broadcast-quality video faster than any traditional production house.
I simply love people. Every project starts with listening — understanding your vision, your story, and your goals before a single frame is shot.