I am a screenwriter and writer-director completing my MFA in Film and Media Art at Emerson College, based between Boston and Los Angeles. My work focuses on character-driven drama, psychological tension, noir, dark humor, cultural conflict, and contained stories built around strong dialogue and emotional pressure. I have written and directed several award-recognized short films, including *Not A Typical Alien*, an official selection of the Roxbury International Film Festival and Honorable Mention recipient from The Comedy Film Festival. My earlier short *Buddhist Mantra and Tristesse* screened internationally in Paris, Istanbul, and New York. I am also the writer of *Tai Chi*, a neo-noir feature screenplay set in 2001 Boston Chinatown, currently being submitted to screenwriting labs and competitions. I specialize in screenwriting, adaptation, story development, character-driven structure, and contained psychological drama. I am especially interested in projects involving complex characters, moral conflict, historical or cultural material, and stories that can be produced with limited locations and strong dramatic tension. I can help develop feature screenplays, short film scripts, treatments, outlines, pitch materials, and revisions. My background combines formal film training, independent production experience, film criticism, and hands-on directing, which allows me to think both like a writer and like a filmmaker.…I am a screenwriter and writer-director completing my MFA in Film and Media Art at Emerson College, based between Boston and Los Angeles. My work focuses on character-driven drama, psychological tension, noir, dark humor, cultural conflict, and contained stories built around strong dialogue and emotional pressure. I have written and directed several award-recognized short films, including *Not A Typical Alien*, an official selection of the Roxbury International Film Festival and Honorable Mention recipient from The Comedy Film Festival. My earlier short *Buddhist Mantra and Tristesse* screened internationally in Paris, Istanbul, and New York. I am also the writer of *Tai Chi*, a neo-noir feature screenplay set in 2001 Boston Chinatown, currently being submitted to screenwriting labs and competitions. I specialize in screenwriting, adaptation, story development, character-driven structure, and contained psychological drama. I am especially interested in projects involving complex characters, moral conflict, historical or cultural material, and stories that can be produced with limited locations and strong dramatic tension. I can help develop feature screenplays, short film scripts, treatments, outlines, pitch materials, and revisions. My background combines formal film training, independent production experience, film criticism, and hands-on directing, which allows me to think both like a writer and like a filmmaker.WWWW…