About me

Actors teach people how to live. They bring love, hope, and humanity to the world.

I've been dedicated to acting, writing, and producing from a young age. In 2016, I moved to Los Angeles to seek inspiration and change. In the heart of the acting world, I met some of the most extraordinary talents in the industry—visionary acting coaches like Bernard Hiller, Howard Fine, Eric Morris, and Annie Grindlay, as well as renowned casting directors such as April Webster and Nancy Bishop.

I’m grateful I am still working with many of them today, and some have become my friends.

Living in California has been a transformative experience, unlocking profound changes within me.

It sparked a powerful question I continue exploring: How can I become a better version of myself and a more open, positive, and authentic human being?

A quote by Eric Morris finally changed my life and my acting:
“Acting is a living problem.”

Many actors face challenges not due to a lack of talent but from issues with self-esteem, self-love, blocks, and deep-rooted fears.

On this journey, I discovered my path to coaching, which brings me great joy and fulfillment by empowering and mentoring actors. I see so many actors struggling and often giving up one of the oldest and most wonderful professions in the world. We need actors and their abilities to tell truthful stories that touch our hearts. Now more than ever. I started coaching when I realized what stops actors from living their dreams, reaching their goals, and being happier in their lives.

The truth is the rarest thing on earth. Only when we, as actors, show our truthful and authentic selves can we truly change the world.

Actors are the doctors of the soul.