I have lived a major amount of my life in Woodbridge, VA. Woodbridge is the place where I had gained friends and have gained hobbies that are with me today. I had done many things in my time here. I did multiple sports, made creative short films with my friends, and had many adventures with my family.

I played Division 1 soccer at George Mason University. I played there for a year and a half. Then I transferred to James Madison University. Both soccer teams helped me develop my skills and gave me the chance to use what I learned growing up to play at a higher level.

I am a Soccer Player, Visual FX Editor, Computer Graphic Design Editor, and an Interactive Design Major. Since I was 11, I have been directing/writing videos, so that I could add visual effects to my videos. In highschool, I started getting into computer graphic design projects. I took a few courses and continued to do more on my own. Interactive Design is the major that I graduated with at James Madison University.

Going to both universities taught me to perservere through adversity, work well in a group environment, and help me work through my nerves in an almost professional setting. Transfering to JMU, I did not have an issue with the soccer team but with the schooling. It was a different system of schooling but my teammates and staff helped me get adjusted to the new setting. I am glad that I went to this school. The students and the soccer team made this experience great for me.