Bio

I am a Brooklyn born, Guyanese bred award-winning filmmaker, proud owner & founder of Bent Street Films LLC.

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My career spans over two decades working primarily in the Caribbean and the USA. Over this time, I've worked my way up from a part-time camera operator to a skilled independent Cinematographer/Director.

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As an independent filmmaker and production company owner, I am on a journey to preserve and develop Caribbean culture and the visual arts. I use film and new media to bring Caribbean stories to US mainstream distribution. In addition to my film career, I continue to partner with individuals and organizations to enhance the development of the creative industry in the Caribbean and provide opportunities for minority creatives within the USA. 

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My film interests center mostly on social issues within minority communities. My film style combines a flare of neorealism and visual storytelling with a minimalist approach. 

My portfolio includes projects with the PRADA Foundation, the World Bank, USAID, the Global Shapers Community – an affiliate of the World Economic Forum, to name a few.

I am currently working on building out my production company to seamlessly operate in both US and Caribbean territories and in the planning stages of my first independent feature film project.