HORSE by Geraldine Brooks was nominated for an Audie Award at the 2023 gala! 

A HISTORY OF FEAR by Luke Dumas was the recipient of an Earphones Award from AudioFile Magazine and a starred review from The Library Journal. An incredible response to Mr. Dumas' astonishing debut novel. 

Bestselling author Paul Tremblay's novel THE PALLBEARERS CLUB received an Earphones Award from AudioFile Magazine. 

Blown away by the love from AudioFile Magazine - my audiobook narration was awarded not one, but two(!) Earphones Awards in the last few months.

First up is "Into the Sky With Diamonds" by Ronald P. Grelsamer, a historical fiction account of the simultaneous rise of the Beatles and NASA. Directed by May Wuthrich, this project was a labor of love and an absolute delight as an actor to get to portray each of the Beatles' voices and personalities. 

Second, "The Great Mistake" by Jonathan Lee tells a fictionalized version of the life of Andrew Haswell Green, the brilliant mind and force behind many of New York City's landmarks including Central Park. Directed by Tara Thomas and produced by Penguin Random House Audio, this project was a beautiful and poetic retelling of a man's epic life in sparkling prose.

Endless thanks to AudioFile Magazine and the many, many people who helped bring these stories to life.

Loved sharing the new short film I wrote and directed "how to be o.k." with the Samtökin 78 LGBTQ community in Reykjavik, Iceland this past month. Met some wonderful folks and got to share a universal story with a group half a world away from New York City.

​Here's a little teaser and you can stay tuned for more info by visiting the film's website at www.howtobeokfilm.com and following the Instagram @h2bokfilm 

Incredibly honored and thrilled to have been nominated in the first place, and then to be a part of not one but TWO Audie Award winning teams. The first in the Middle Grade Category for "See You in the Cosmos" by Jack Cheng, for Listening Library and Penguin Random House. And the second in the highly competitive Multi-Voiced Performance Category for "Restart" (Pictured) by Gordon Korman. What a night!

So the Audie Awards are the Audiobook equivalent to the Oscars and I am honored to have been nominated for 3(!?!) titles I worked on this past year. Audiobooks hold a special place in my creative life and it is gratifying to be honored this way. Thanks to the Audio Publishers Association, AudioFile Magazine, Tantor Audio, Recorded Books, Penguin Random House Audio and all the producers and engineers and proofers and QCers and I could go on and on. Audiobooks are a collaborative art form even if sometimes it feels like as narrators we're alone in our booths. So cheers to all the nominees and I can't wait to celebrate you come May! #Audies2018

One of the short films I worked on last fall, "Tippet", was accepted into its first film festival: www.ocmdfilmfestival.com

I'm proud of my work and all the hard work the team at ScreenBurn Productions put into this little film. Looking forward to attending March 9-11 in Ocean City, MD.

Take a gander at my new on camera reel, featuring scenes from three short films I worked on this past fall: "Fleur-de-Lis", "Going Down", and "Tippet". 

I got to work on two different short films over the last several weeks, "Fleur-de-Lis" by Evan Bradley and "Tippet" by Sean Mullen. I happened to play a criminal in both, and while I do not advocate for a life of crime, it was fun to play the bad guy. Look out for these two intense shorts come December.