About me

A Korean-American born in Queens and raised in New Jersey, I studied writing at Carnegie Mellon University and graduated with a social sciences degree from Harvard University’s Extension School.

After graduating, I became invested in Citizen Schools, an education nonprofit based in Boston, MA. I joined as an executive assistant and left a marketing director, creating content for fundraising campaigns and educational programs.

After moving to Los Angeles in 2019, I made the career shift into advertising as a producer in 2021. Formerly at 160over90 (Endeavor) and Deutsch LA, I’m looking forward to pursuing new producing opportunities.

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This was the sky one afternoon after stepping out of my apartment in Koreatown. No filter, no editing, just pure (chemical-pink?) sky.
This was a random hill on the way to a park when I lived in DTLA. Every time I did this walk, this part always moved me—something about the sun on the building, mountains and empty street.
LOL this photo always makes me laugh because my face actually looks nothing like that. The editor certainly took many liberties but I still think it's cool—it's art! It was fun to be in front of the camera again.
I went to Europe for the first time in September 2019 and started my trip with two weeks in northern Spain alone. La Sagrada Familia took my breath away—I was there for hours. Antoni Gaudí is an inspiration.
We stopped by these cliffs on our drive along the coast of northern Spain. European coastlines look more ancient and weathered to me.
So I wasn't totally alone in Spain. I signed up for an eating tour with a singles group, which turned out to be me and 3 Australian senior citizens. We turned a lot of heads during our two weeks together and honestly, I had a blast!
Barcelona was by far my favorite. I'm going to live here one day.
I was one of three Executive Producers of Carnegie Mellon University's biggest student-run event: Lunar Gala. I was actually rejected as a model freshman year. But I made it the next year and ended up running the show while still walking in it senior
Ah, to go back to Tulum and jump into this pristine cenote! There was actually an underwater wedding photoshoot happening when I took this photo—that's how clear this water was.