About
Stories.
People.
Places.
I'm a filmmaker and creative director based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. My work moves between commercial production, art direction, and independent films, shaped by a background in design and a fascination with how pictures tell stories.
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DAISY KILLERS / BEHIND THE SCENES
01 / ART SCHOOL
Starting
in art.
I began in fine art, working in printmaking and illustration and studying with printmaker Tom Huck. My art has been exhibited in galleries across the country. I earned a BFA in Graphic Design from Arkansas Tech University.
Making pictures came first. Design gave that practice a structure: how an image is composed, what it communicates, and what to leave out.
02 / THE AGENCY YEARS
Moving
to Tampa.
My first professional work was at a nationally published newspaper and magazine. In Tampa, I worked nights at a print shop while interning at jetfuel and Shirley/Hutchinson, then became an Art Director at jetfuel. I later worked at ChappellRoberts from 2019 to 2020.
Advertising taught me to carry an idea through a campaign, a visual identity and production. That work received ADDY recognition, including a Gold ADDY, and a Best of the Bay award. Alongside agency work, I illustrated album covers and movie posters.
03 / BACK TO ARKANSAS
Making
films.
I returned to Arkansas during the pandemic and founded fairlyOdd. Filmmaking brought the different parts of my background into the same frame: an image could become a place, a prop could tell us about a character, and an edit could change what a moment means.
My films include The Red Room, The Lighthouse Lost, Dirty Halos and Extimité, which won Best Micro Short at the 2026 Berryville Film Festival. Daisy Killers is my first feature. I write and direct, and contribute in editing, VFX, production design and sound as each project calls for it.
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04 / COMMERCIAL & NARRATIVE WORK
fairlyOdd
fairlyOdd is where my commercial and narrative work meet. I collaborate on campaigns, visual identities, photography, video and websites, including projects for Flavorsmith’s, Fayetteville Athletic Club and Swoon Juice Bar.
I still think of myself as a picture maker. The medium changes, but I keep coming back to the people, places and small details that make an image worth looking at.