Growing up with storytelling and film, it became second nature to study photography, film production, acting, speech, writing and improvisation. My grandfather, Ken Wagner, was a pioneer in the TV industry. His show, Comic Cut-ups, was the first "live" children's show to go on the air. Later he went on to work with 20th Century Fox with his shows Grandpa Ken and As I See It, which was a late night comedy improvisation show for adults. With respect to my grandfather, I will always be impressed by those who are able to bring their passion to life through their own creative process.

We capture on film visually different pieces of the human experience. Whether it be emotions of horror, happiness, lessons learned or lost hope we feel a connection as we watch the film unfold. Good films connect with their audience and make a lasting impression. My goal is to continue to represent films in the marketplace that touch a part of the human experience.

Affiliations and Memberships: Entertainment Publicity Professional Society, International Documentary Association, National Association of Television Program Executives.