I am most useful when the answer isn’t immediately under your nose.

I have worked across creative production, research, strategy, and among other operations to identify what is slowing a project down, what an audience is actually responding to, and what can be changed to make the work stronger.

Once in a while, that means rebuilding a workflow from the ground up. Other times it means finding the story hidden inside the data. Sometimes, just sometimes, it means becoming the communication method for creative and executive teams understand each other well enough to move forward.

Me and my career has never stayed neatly inside one department.

I’ve worked in editing, animation, broadcasting, promotional media, competitive research, audience strategy and communication, quality assurance departments, along with most other creative operative departments.

While the titles have changed a lot; the underlying work has remained remarkably consistent: to understand how the pieces fit together, find what can work better, and help build the next version.

Good work should be seen but never heard.

Across different roles and industries, my work has contributed to increased productivity, better creative positioning, and projects that surpassed their original performance targets.

I care mostly about the creative result; but I also care about what changed because how else do things ever get better?

Nothing changes if nothing changes.

My basic résumé can tell you where I worked. It is less useful at explaining how I became the person doing the work.

Outside of my professional career, I’ve spent years immersed in music, filmmaking, baseball, creative production, and science fiction; interests that have shaped the way I think about audiences, storytelling, collaboration, and problem-solving.

I’m interested in people who know their craft, organizations willing to try something better, and work where curiosity is considered a necessary asset rather than a distraction.

I also upload many personal projects and visual art to my youtube channels:
https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDWG
https://www.youtube.com/@TheCloakTheHound

My media journey started in 2005, at the ripe old age of 17 years old. This is where I began studying the art of film and television. The next year I began archiving for the Center for Asian American Media.

As my career developed, I continued expanding my education and eventually returned to pursue a master's degree in film. That path was interrupted by an opportunity in Burbank, where the classroom gave way to hands-on industry experience. There, I had the opportunity to work alongside a wide range of talented people across numerous productions and projects before my career ultimately brought me back to Northern California.

From there, I moved into remote work, which opened the door to projects and professional experiences spanning the United States and Canada. Each chapter added something new to my perspective: archival preservation, production, editing, research, creative development, and the ability to adapt across industries, teams, and environments.

Today, I am based in Napa, California, where I am building the next chapter of my career with a fresh perspective and an ever-expanding creative toolkit. I am a media professional, musician, bagpiper, and DJ. Bringing together years of production experience with a lifelong interest in storytelling, performance, and creating memorable experiences.

Every chapter of my career has taught me something new. I’m excited to carry that experience into whatever comes next and to bring curiosity, adaptability, and a strong creative perspective to the people and projects I have the opportunity to work with.