With extensive experience in documentary feature films and true crime television, I specialize in trauma-informed storytelling that handles sensitive and complex subjects with care and respect. True crime projects often involve deeply personal and emotional stories, and I understand the profound impact this material can have on survivors, families, and production teams. My approach ensures ethical, authentic narratives that honor lived experiences while supporting all involved.In research and development management, I focus specifically on trauma and true crime content, applying trauma-informed research practices to ensure accuracy, sensitivity, and ethical integrity. I collaborate closely with creative teams to develop narratives responsibly, prioritizing the safety and dignity of those whose stories are told. This expertise helps productions create compelling and respectful content grounded in thorough, mindful research.As a certified Mental Health Coordinator through the Association of Mental Health Coordinators, I provide crucial psychological support on set. I monitor mental health impacts and implement protocols to help cast and crew manage emotional challenges arising from intense or triggering scenes. My trauma-informed care and psychological first aid skills aim to foster a safe, respectful environment where performers and crews can engage fully with difficult material while maintaining their well-being. Integrating mental health coordination into production workflows reduces risks, supports ethical storytelling, and promotes a sustainable and resilient creative process.Together, my background in trauma-informed storytelling, focused research and development, and mental health coordination allows me to offer unique, comprehensive support to productions exploring challenging themes while prioritizing the well-being of all involved.