About Me

I always knew I wanted to work in Hollywood, probably since the age of five. When most teenagers were out at parties or sporting events, I was home writing TV scripts on a manual typewriter. I even bought a TV for my bedroom with funds from my first job so I could watch the Academy Awards with no interruptions. Needless to say, I was bound and determined to get to LA and push my foot in the door.

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I landed my first industry job at MGM Studios - back when the dinosaurs roamed Wilshire Blvd. and before Al Gore discovered the internet.  From there it was off to RPMC, a travel promotion agency where I oversaw a variety of promotions and events including working with Budweiser 2-years in a row backstage at the Reading Festival in London; coordinating 60 live radio broadcasts during the Atlanta Olympics (yep, I was there for the bombing) and wrangling 100 contest winners to appear as extras on The X-Files in Vancouver, BC.  Then it was off to plan and manage a convention event for the TV show, Highlander, which featured 15 cast members and almost 5,000 attendees from around the globe.

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I launched GLS Entertainment Marketing after the convention wrapped - I had tasted freedom and I just couldn't go back to the grind of a full-time job.  So armed with a fancy new Dell laptop (which weighed around 11lbs), a fax machine and dial up internet connection, I was ready to take on the world.

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The GLS journey has been a great adventure: from various radio promotions; to research for an X-Files feature film special, (I got my first on-screen credit); promotion and sponsorship efforts on a few indy films; publicity for local theatre productions;  joining Liz Shaw-Stabler at the Center for Lupus Care to work on a lupus documentary; and my all-time favorite project: MTV’s Fly2K- where I traveled from LA to Lapland Finland, to Rome, to Paris and lastly to London to prep events for the lucky program contest winners traveling a day behind on a private plane.

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