I grew up in Oakland to a sculptor father and French tour-guide mother. After attending Barnard College in NYC, I moved to Paris where I worked in photojournalism and then television journalism, where I got my first look at an editing system back in 1999. In 2001 I moved to Seattle, drawn by the vibrant indie film community. Here, I met my creative partners, friends and collaborators, and have been working on features, documentaries, TV series and every kind of content you can imagine ever since.
Travel has always been a part of my life. I spent 2 years in Madagascar with my husband, where I created video content for non-profit organizations and produced a radio series for NPR. As a French-American citizen and native French speaker, I strongly value the importance of bilingual education and in 2011 I co-founded the North Seattle French School, an independent French bilingual school, which both my children attended. In 2018, my husband and I and our two children took a year to travel around the world, and I'm now settled back in Seattle.