From trying every trick to escape theatre class as a toddler to eventually building my entire life around storytelling, my journey with acting has come full circle in the most unexpected way. I’ve been performing for as long as I can remember—even though, in the beginning, I did everything possible to avoid the stage. What started as hesitation gradually transformed into curiosity, pushing me toward writing plays, crafting screenplays, and ultimately guiding me back to the very art form I once resisted: acting. Today, both writing and performing stand at the core of who I am. Writing allows me to dive inward—unpacking thoughts, memories, and emotions I never knew I held. It’s a quiet, introspective process that helps me understand myself and the world with more honesty. Acting, in contrast, turns that inner world outward. It becomes a space where those private truths can be expressed, shared, and felt by others. For me, both crafts come from the same instinct: to explore humanity, to chase authenticity, and to connect through meaningful stories. As an artist, I see storytelling not just as a profession, but as a lifelong journey—one that continues to challenge me, shape me, and push me to discover deeper layers of emotion and expression. Whether I’m creating from behind the page or breathing life into a character on screen, my goal remains the same: to bring sincerity, vulnerability, and truth to every moment of the story.