WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY		Broadcast Journalism

West Virginia University

Project Specialist at NetReputation.com

Sarasota, Florida

NetReputation.com

Project Specialist

Tawkify

Relationship Consultant

Richard Pryor: One of the greatest American comics of all time. His impact on comedy and this generation’s top comedians — who cite Richard as their biggest influence — is unrivaled. He was one of the first black men ever on television. He pioneered a new brand of humor: black man impersonating white man while making fun of himself. And he was a hit. His comedy was universal. His rise to fame was nothing short of miraculous. On this all new episode of :ICON, we delve into the life and legacy of Richard Pryor — how he came up through the brothels of Peoria, Illinois, performed on the Ed Sullivan Show, got banned by the networks, and became embroiled in a pattern of self-destruction that threatened his life.This is the show that defines Richard Pryor’s lasting impact on comedy and culture, often in his own words, showing us why he is an :ICON.

Outpost Entertainment

Supervising Producer

Was Al Caponethe quintessential self-made American man, a ruthless killer or both? His name sparks images of pin-stripe suits and bloody violence, but why do Americans continue to be fascinated by this man? We examines Capone’s lasting legacy to determine why.

Supervising, coordinating and directing content and sizzle reels for various development projects

Leftfield Pictures

Supervising Producer and Director

In “Rusty’s RockFeast: Backstage with Zac Brown Band,” Chef Rusty, Southern Ground’s Executive Chef, tours across the U.S. with Zac and the band, cooking up southern cuisine in a state-of-the-art, 18-wheel mobile kitchen named “Cookie.” At every tour stop, Chef Rusty and his rock-star culinary team prepare for their famous “Eat & Greets,” an intimate, one-of-a-kind, sit-down meal for a few hundred fans of the Zac Brown Band.Get ready to see the entire meal process, beginning with Chef Rusty and his team arriving in a new city on the band’s tour. The culinary team then only has a few hours to source all the ingredients needed for the meal. They explore local farms and markets, and with each menu improvised on the spot from the freshest ingredients available that day, every tour stop presents a new set of obstacles for Chef Rusty and his intrepid team to overcome. To make sure the fans have an experience they won’t forget, they never serve the same menu twice.

fyi, Network

Celebrities welcome viewers into their homes for a trip down memory lane and an exclusive look into their lives and prized possessions in Lifetime’s all-new unscripted series "Celebrity Home Raiders."​ The series premieres Thursday, March 6, 2014, at 10pm ET/PT.In each half-hour episode of "Celebrity Home Raiders,"​ host Kit Hoover ("Access Hollywood Live"​) and renowned auctioneers Darren Julien and Martin Nolan from Julien’s Auctions, reminisce with celebrities as they search through their belongings for beloved treasures to be auctioned off, with proceeds benefiting a charity of each celebrity's choice. The stars invite Kit, Darren and Martin into their homes to discuss the history and sentiment of their personal memorabilia while haggling over each item’s value. Potential items up for auction include David Hasselhoff's replica of KITT from "Knight Rider,"​ an Axe guitar owned and used by Gene Simmons from KISS, and many other highly coveted items. Will the objects'​ final price meet the celebrities'​ expectation and—more importantly—will they reach their charitable donation goals?The featured celebrities and their charities are:• David Cassidy benefiting Alzheimer's Association of America• David Hasselhoff benefiting Starlight Foundation• Debbie Gibson benefiting Children International• Fran Drescher benefiting Cancer Schmancer• Ice T & Coco benefiting The Long Island Bulldog Rescue Group• Lance Bass benefiting The Trevor Project• Rick Harrison benefiting Voice Health Institute• Simmons Family benefiting Sophie’s Place Center for Abused Children

Most people in Las Vegas bet with chips, but Danny “The Count” Koker bets with cars. Known from his numerous appearances on Pawn Stars, this Sin City legend walks, talks and breathes classic American muscle cars. When he sees a car he wants, he will do whatever it takes to get his hands on it—including making on-the-spot cash offers to unsuspecting owners. On the HISTORY series Counting Cars, Danny and his team restore, customize and sell cars in a hurry, scrambling to keep their Las Vegas shop in the black. From vintage Thunderbirds to classic Corvettes, toy cars to souped-up sidecar motorcycles, Danny and the crew of Count’s Kustoms will stop at nothing to find and flip the greatest rides of all time.

Post Producer

Fashionistas Stacy London and Clinton Kelly ambush a style felon nominated by family and friends and offer that person $5,000 to buy a new wardrobe -- if he or she will throw out their current wardrobe and agree to be critiqued by the unwavering eyes of Stacy and Clinton. The participant's makeover also includes grooming courtesy of hairstylist Ted Gibson and makeup artist Carmindy.

BBC Worldwide

Director

New York is an expensive place to shop. But the people who work at the Second Time Around consignment shop in the city want to make it more affordable for people to buy designer clothes. The shop's fashionistas search the attics, closets and garages of New York's elite in search of a classic Chanel suit or the season's hottest shoes that they then offer to their customers at a discounted price. The team deals with demanding customers, ranging from savvy socialites to downtown hipsters, who are looking to sell items or buy their next great "get."

Moving In is the MTV dating reality show that puts a big twist in the relationship. Sometimes people find themselves falling for two people, and can't decide which to start a long-term relationship with. MTV goes on a hunt for those people to try to help them out, in an unorthodox way. They take both of their potential suitors and trick them into thinking they are moving in for a romantic weekend. Little do they know, both of them will be moving in at the same time to compete with each other. And if that surprise wasn't enough, they are in for an even bigger one. They will also be spending the weekend with their guy or girl's parents! Their parents will be there to search them, question them, survey them, and the contestants have to live under their roof and their rules. Finally if both contestants survive the weekend from hell, the parents get the choice between them, and they pick who they think is best for their son or daughter. One of them will get sent home alone, and one will be given the keys on Moving In

MTV Networks

- Speeders Fight Back" Drivers who have been cited for speeding and other traffic violations plead their case before the court and resort to often outrageous excuses as they try to get out of paying a fine.

Zoo Productions

2C Media

NorthSouth Productions

Director/Producer

This reality show puts a new twist on the dating show where contestants choose a date not by looks or charm, but by what's in their bedrooms. The catch: These unsuspecting singles have no idea their rooms are going to be raided until after they're kidnapped from their house.

Viacom

Producer/Director

- Miami Ink" Four master artists and an apprentice take viewers inside the world of tattooing as they work to open a tattoo parlor together. The series explores the sometimes poignant stories behind some of the designs and the meaning the wearers attach to them.

Cynthia Bruck

Cynthia Bruck