I attended Western Washington University, where I studied History and Sociology. I have over 20 years of customer service, business management, project management and administrative support service experience.

I am a born and raised Washingtonian, and I have lived most of my life in the Great Pacific Northwest. 

In 2009, my boyfriend and I decided we needed a change of scenery. We packed up our bags, loaded the cars and made the 1,246-mile journey from Bellingham, WA to Long Beach, CA. I quickly fell in love with the laid-back SoCal lifestyle, and I loved living so close to the beach. Moving to California was one of the best decisions we made. We were able to create new work opportunities and build our careers. 

In 2016, I joined the TPC team, where I help support the loan closing process, manage the day-to-day tax credit monitoring and application process, as well as provide administrative assistance across all platforms of the business. Prior to joining the TPC team, I was a Store Manager for a wireless cellphone company, overseeing store operations, leading multiple teams to exceed sales goals, inventory management and loss prevention. 

In 2017, we decided it was time to move back to Washington. As much as I was happy to move back to Washington, I was equally sad that I had to part ways with my new work family. I was not ready to say goodbye to the TPC family, so I asked Ali if I could work from home. I figured if I did not ask the answer would be no. To quote Michael Scott, quoting Wayne Gretzky, “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” Ali told me he would think about it. On my very last day in the office, Ali called me into his office and let me know that TPC would keep me on temporarily and that I could work from home. 

Fast forward to the present day, after 4 years of working “temporarily” from home, I am thankful to be a part of this amazing team.

I have worked on over 100 feature films and for the past nine years, I have worked in film legal from development all the way through completion of legal delivery.  I have since joined TPC to contribute to the success and growth of our Corporate Services division.  In my free time I enjoy spending time with my wife and two kids.  I am also an avid outdoorsman, as well as playing golf, soccer, surfing, and running.

I have 25 years working in senior management positions within Physical Production and Production Finance. I have extensive experience developing, expanding and managing Corporate and Production Finance Departments with companies including BBC (UK), BBC Worldwide, Leopard Films, Leftfield Entertainment and ITV America

In 2021, I graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Visualization, where I honed my creative skills and studied the intersection of art and technology. As I worked on my portfolio and body of work, I found myself intrigued by the field of data analytics. I pursued further education with General Assembly, delving into the intricacies of extracting insights from large datasets and utilizing these insights to drive data-based decision making. During this time, I also relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where I began working for the TPC Advisory team not long after finishing my course. I’ve greatly enjoyed learning more about the film industry from a financial perspective and look forward to growing my knowledge and skills with the lovely team in the Atlanta office!

I found my way to TPC in an indirect way.  I was born and raised outside Atlanta, Georgia (Go Braves!).  I graduated from Georgia Tech with my BS in International Affairs and Spanish, so naturally I became a billing manager for a start-up webhosting company during the Great Recession.  What a time to enter the workforce!  After a couple years, I returned to school and earned my MS in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University.  In this field, I worked in statistical analysis for the State and as an advocacy coordinator for a nonprofit.  I decided to return to Georgia Tech and complete an advanced accounting certificate leading me to a position in public tax accounting.  During this time, I focused on film tax credits and became engaged with TPC as a client.  They presented an opportunity to join as an analyst and use my skills to further their mission.  I am grateful for this indirect path that led me to be a part of this talented team!

I gained my start in production accounting and learned about other parts of the country while traveling on location. My favorite location still to this day is Philadelphia working on the feature film, “Invincible”. Although New Orleans stole my heart, making me a resident of that state for 8 years. I do miss the culture and vibrance of that city along with the dear friends I made. The movie I am most proud of working on is “No Country for Old Men”. Getting to work with true greatness is something you don’t easily forget.

Throughout my career, I have worked in all major production incentive territories stateside but also gained knowledge in the top filming locations in the world. I am active with the Institute of Professionals in Taxation’s Credits & Incentives Symposium and currently serve as the chair of this planning committee.

When not advising clients, my husband and I enjoy spending time with our two kids. If we get time without them, we enjoy catching live music or finding the next great restaurant in our area.

I began my career in the entertainment industry working in production accounting at Millennium Films and Bold Films, after which I spent five years at Lionsgate working in the accounting department before segueing into profit participation.  I was promoted to the audit division, where I managed film and television royalty audits of producers’ profit participation statements.

In 2013, I joined Three Point Capital, where I have been involved in the financing of over 150 independent films and received over 30 Executive Producers credits.

I graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a double-major in Business and English.  I am a member of the Producers Guild Association, Film Independent, and Women In Film.  I am a frequent panelist and guest lecturer for international film festivals and universities.