When I was a kid, Ioved to write. I wrote whimsical stories about flying dogs and enchanted places and cajoled the neighborhood kids to act out plays, often on roller skates.
I struck a less whimsical tone in high school as editor-in-chief of the high school paper, though I am wearing that hat, which I'd adorned with a "press" sign, not sure what processed me. I attended La Jolla High, one of the many Southern California cities my family hopscotched across, looking for the perfect location. I didn't much like moving around, but I suppose it prepared me to be a documentary journeyer. |
High School Newspaper Editor
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College Awards Ceremony
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The documentary part of it started during college at the University of Southern California where I studied journalism and made a documentary called GUNSHOT, which won the Television Academy's College Award.
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