Hello, I’m Sarah.

I’m a content producer and storyteller drawn to things that inspire wonder, whether that’s an immersive installation, a well-cut film, or a story told simply.

I’m drawn to places that bring people together around creativity and help us reconnect with what we love. At Qualia Contemporary Art in Palo Alto, I grew from intern to leading the gallery’s content and marketing. I started a studio visit film series that lets artists speak in their own voices. I also manage a sound meditation series with performance artists, which has welcomed many newcomers into the gallery. Along the way, our online community grew by 30%, and I built AI-assisted workflows so our small team could spend more time on the work that matters.

I studied Integrated Design and Media at NYU, with a minor in Media, Culture, and Communication. My thesis was a crawl-through tunnel of sound and projection. Before that, I studied aesthetics and art history in Florence. Having grown up around the film business, I approach every project like a filmmaker: I listen for the story first, then shape it with care.

I’m now launching Tall Tree, a project that goes backstage with the people shaping the Peninsula’s culture, from booksellers to builders. I’m looking to join a team in brand, content, or communications that’s building community in culture, technology, or where the two meet.

Outside of work, you’ll find me biking, outdoors with my dog, or sharing the music I love, a habit that started with years of playing cello.

What I Do

1. 01

   Marketing & Communications

   Campaigns, newsletters, live panels, and community events that bring people into meaningful dialogue with ideas and organizations.

2. 02

   Creative Content Production

   Short-form video, photography, presentation decks, and editorial one-pagers made with visual restraint and intent.

3. 03

   Audience Insight

   Reading who an audience is and where they are, then shaping the message for video, social, email, and web.

4. 04

   Storytelling

   Translating dense information into clear, evocative narratives that people remember.