Growing up I always knew I wanted to work from home like my mother, a NYT Bestselling Author. I have had a niche for editing since a class I took in the 8th grade and I love movies. So I thought I would give movie trailer editoring a try. I went to college at Utah Valley University majoring in Film Editing. After 2 years, I didn't feel I was getting the best education or experience to really succeed. I decided I needed to move to LA to pursue this career. I was just starting at Video Symphony, a trade school for film editing, when I was offered a full time position at a Hollywood movie trailer company. It was experience I couldn't turn down. So putting off school I worked there for two years. Getting to see how things really work and edit a couple things while I was a production assistant trying to work my way up to editor, made me ultimately realize movie trailers in Hollywood weren't exactly what I thought and or what I wanted to do. Fast forward moving back to Sacramento to start a family and book trailers starting to become popular. My mother had me edit a couple for her new books she was promoting and it was then I realized what I really wanted to do!