documentary producer and archival researcher

I’m an award-winning producer with fifteen years of experience seeing documentary films from development to delivery. I’ve worked with Ken Burns and Florentine Films since 2010, on multiple projects including our eight-hour series Muhammad Ali (PBS, 2021), The Central Park Five (2012) , Jackie Robinson (2015), and East Lake Meadows: A Public Housing Story (2020). I’ve contributed archival research to non-fiction media outlets such as WNYC’s Radiolab, Spike Lee’s Forty Acres and a Mule Productions, and The New York Times Op-Docs vertical. I also work with filmmakers as a consultant on archival workflow and research, and have spoken extensively on the subject, at film festivals, universities, and symposia.

As of 2026, I am a Governor of the Documentary Peer Group of the Television Academy. I’m was a member of DOC NYC’s 2025 class of New Leaders, am a Consulting Partner with History Studios, as well as a member of various industry organizations, including the Documentary Producers Alliance and the Producers Guild of America.

In summer 2023, I co-founded the Archival Producers Alliance, which elevates and amplifies the role of archival producers within non-fiction media and to promotes the value, use, protection, and preservation of authentic archival materials. 

Have questions about non-fiction production or archival research? Get in touch!