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I graduated from the Columbia College Film School in Chicago, Illinois in 1992 before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the movie industry. During my 20+ years as a freelance editor, I have worked on numerous films, documentaries, webisodes, industrials, sizzle reels, music videos, commercials and just about anything that needed editing. My work has also extended past the editing room. I have producing and directing credits on the short films A WRITER'S STATE OF MIND, GOURMET and THE DEAD THAT LIVE. I am also known for being a film reviewer for the website "Adventures by Daddy", the creative consultant for the podcast "Skywalking through Neverland," the co-host of the podcast "Talking Apes TV" and creator and movie reviewer for the website Underexposed Cinematic Treasures.…I graduated from the Columbia College Film School in Chicago, Illinois in 1992 before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the movie industry. During my 20+ years as a freelance editor, I have worked on numerous films, documentaries, webisodes, industrials, sizzle reels, music videos, commercials and just about anything that needed editing. My work has also extended past the editing room. I have producing and directing credits on the short films A WRITER'S STATE OF MIND, GOURMET and THE DEAD THAT LIVE. I am also known for being a film reviewer for the website "Adventures by Daddy", the creative consultant for the podcast "Skywalking through Neverland," the co-host of the podcast "Talking Apes TV" and creator and movie reviewer for the website Underexposed Cinematic Treasures.

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I graduated from the Columbia College Film School in Chicago, Illinois in 1992 before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the movie industry. During my 20+ years as a freelance editor, I have worked on numerous films, documentaries, webisodes, industrials, sizzle reels, music videos, commercials and just about anything that needed editing. My work has also extended past the editing room. I have producing and directing credits on the short films A WRITER'S STATE OF MIND, GOURMET and THE DEAD THAT LIVE. I am also known for being a film reviewer for the website "Adventures by Daddy", the creative consultant for the podcast "Skywalking through Neverland," the co-host of the podcast "Talking Apes TV" and creator and movie reviewer for the website Underexposed Cinematic Treasures.…I graduated from the Columbia College Film School in Chicago, Illinois in 1992 before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the movie industry. During my 20+ years as a freelance editor, I have worked on numerous films, documentaries, webisodes, industrials, sizzle reels, music videos, commercials and just about anything that needed editing. My work has also extended past the editing room. I have producing and directing credits on the short films A WRITER'S STATE OF MIND, GOURMET and THE DEAD THAT LIVE. I am also known for being a film reviewer for the website "Adventures by Daddy", the creative consultant for the podcast "Skywalking through Neverland," the co-host of the podcast "Talking Apes TV" and creator and movie reviewer for the website Underexposed Cinematic Treasures.

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I graduated from the Columbia College Film School in Chicago, Illinois in 1992 before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the movie industry. During my 20+ years as a freelance editor, I have worked on numerous films, documentaries, webisodes, industrials, sizzle reels, music videos, commercials and just about anything that needed editing.

My work has also extended past the editing room. I have producing and directing credits on the short films A WRITER’S STATE OF MIND, GOURMET and THE DEAD THAT LIVE.

I am also known for being a film reviewer for the website “Adventures by Daddy”, the creative consultant for the podcast “Skywalking through Neverland,” the co-host of the podcast “Talking Apes TV” and creator and movie reviewer for the website Underexposed Cinematic Treasures.