MOVEMENT AS MEDICINE. STILLNESS AS STRATEGY. STORY AS A TOOL FOR TRANSFORMATION.

I create stories and experiences designed to help people reconnect—with themselves, each other, and the natural world.

My work lives at the intersection of storytelling, human development, wellness, neuroscience, and adventure. Across film, retreats, brand experiences, youth programs, and outdoor adventures, I’m interested in the same fundamental question:

What helps people become more fully alive?

My path to this work began in stillness.

After years of working in creative environments and living at a pace that left little room for presence, I began asking a different question: What does it actually mean to live well? Through mindfulness, breathwork, movement, and time in nature, I developed a deeper understanding of the relationship between awareness, behavior, and change.

That exploration continues to shape how I create, lead, and serve.

Today, my work is informed by 2,000+ days of mindfulness practice, training in emotional intelligence, and ongoing studies in neuroscience and cognitive science. I’m interested in how people learn, adapt, connect, and transform—and how we can design environments that make those things more possible.

Through Project Black Tape, I write and direct narrative films and develop stories that explore identity, belonging, resilience, fatherhood, cultural memory, and the human experience. My short film Home received Best Cinematography at the 5Point Film Festival, while my previous film The Elephant Gown has received recognition at festivals and continues to be used in educational settings.

Through Clmbmor, I create human development experiences rooted in movement, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, adventure, and community. From immersive retreats and guided adventures to leadership and resilience experiences, Clmbmor is built around a simple belief:

The Greatest Climb Is Within.

The goal isn’t to escape life. It’s to develop the awareness, resilience, and connection to meet life more fully.

Along the way, I’ve hosted an outdoor travel series, built youth programs, led wellness initiatives, worked with purpose-driven brands, and moved between creative direction, filmmaking, education, and adventure. Those experiences may look different on the surface, but they are connected by the same underlying purpose:

Use creativity, movement, story, and experience to help people see themselves—and the world around them—differently.

I believe creativity is care.

I believe movement is medicine.

I believe stillness creates space for transformation.

And I believe story is one of humanity’s oldest technologies for helping us understand who we are, where we come from, and who we might become.

This isn’t simply what I do.

It’s the work I’m building my life around.