I am a recent alumnus of the Situated Technologies Research Group (STRG) within the Masters of Architecture program at SUNY Buffalo. Throughout the last six years of my education, my architectural focus has been complemented by my passionate interest in cinematography and constant exploration into the world of CGI. To facilitate these interests, my architectural focus has been coupled with the media studies department, providing me with a unique set of design skills that have the potential to contribute, collaborate and grow in a creative working environment.

My interdisciplinary studies have given me a unique conceptual and technical background ranging from 3D-parametric design modeling, rendering, interactive design, cinematography and programming. I was initially grabbed by the notion of a hybrid architecture, film and graphics career when I was entrusted to deliver a film at an architecture firm that required motion tracking, 3D modeling and video compositing. My passion to combine the arts was further enriched when I enrolled in a cinematography course entitled "movement documentation". I feel in love with the element of film-making and immediately knew it was a medium in which I could combine all of my architectural, artistic and graphic knowledge and skills. My interests in this interdisciplinary background has lead to my recent completion of a thesis entitled "Kinesthetic Interfacing with Architecture", which explores the interactive potentials between the moving body and the built environment. 

I look forward to career that enables me to continue this course and feel my architectural background and passion for digital media and film-making have the capability to provide an imaginative and persistent contribution.