About Emily

I'm interested in the intersection of emotion and understanding—how thoughtful storytelling can make complex ideas accessible, unfamiliar experiences relatable, and ordinary moments memorable.

Whether through writing, video, photography, or editorial communications, I'm drawn to stories that help people connect with one another and the world around them. My work spans the arts, higher education, nonprofit organizations, and commercial media, but the goal has remained the same: to create thoughtful, audience-centered work that informs, engages, and invites curiosity.

Today, I work across disciplines as a multimedia storyteller, producing campaigns, writing editorial content, directing interviews, editing video, and shaping digital experiences from concept through delivery. My background in literary storytelling continues to shape how I approach multimedia work, encouraging me to think beyond visuals alone and consider narrative structure, voice, pacing, and the emotional rhythm of a story.

While my professional background has taken many forms, I'm especially drawn to narrative, documentary, and editorial storytelling, particularly in mission-driven work. I'm interested in projects that inform, inspire curiosity, and leave audiences with a deeper understanding of the people and communities around them.

When I'm not working, you'll usually find me reading, knitting, practicing yoga, exploring with a camera, or writing stories that I hope will one day find their way to the screen.