different genres. different audiences.

Sometimes people ask what kind of projects I direct.

The answer is… A lot of different ones.

I started in late night producing on shows like “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” and “The Rundown with Robin Thede”.

When Larry Wilmore launched “Wilmore”, I got my first chance to step into directing.

From there I directed “A Black Lady Sketch Show”, which is basically a master class in comedy timing.

Then I found my way into kids television.

I’ve now directed multiple seasons of “Sesame Street”, including a music segment with HAIM singing the ABC song.

Somewhere along the way I was lucky enough to win two Children’s Emmys for directing “Sesame Street”.

I’ve also directed projects like:

-“Hello, Jack! The Kindness Show”
-“Helpsters”
-“Tamir on the Street”
-“All I Didn’t Want for Christmas”, starring Gabourey Sidibe, Kel Mitchell and Loretta Devine.

Different genres. Different audiences.

But the job is always the same:

Support the actors.
Align the crew.
Tell the story clearly.

Grateful for every set that got me here, it and excited for the next one.

Where has your career taken you that you never expected?