I first got into media creation during my junior year of high school, when I started taking photos of my high school's football team. It began as a simple hobby, capturing the thrilling moments on the field and the raw emotions of the players. My interest quickly expanded beyond football to include hockey and lacrosse, and I even have a little experience in automotive photography and videography. Each new challenge taught me more about the art of capturing motion, excitement, and personality through the lens.

Towards the end of my junior year, the head coach of the football team approached me with an unexpected offer. He wanted me to be the team's head of media for my senior year. I was thrilled by the opportunity and eagerly accepted. That season, I dedicated myself to recording and photographing every game, capturing the spirit and hard work of the team. My work garnered a decent following, as fans, players, and parents alike appreciated the memories I was able to preserve.

After the football season concluded, I decided to venture into freelance work. The skills and experience I had gained gave me the confidence to take on a variety of projects. Over time, my client base grew, and I began to receive consistent work from multiple clients. This journey, which started with a passion for capturing high school sports, has evolved into a fulfilling career in media creation.