Best known as a storyteller, Sarah's ability to dissect and translate a group of words into an engaging story has lead to professional work as a journalist, screenwriter, movie critic, memoir writer, actor, and public speaker.  She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Tennessee with a BA in journalism and a double minor in screenwriting and theatre, and has a diverse storytelling background.  

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As a writer, she began her career as a photojournalist in Haiti, Ecuador, and Nepal, writing with a focus on global poverty. From there she went on to win first place at The Nashville Film Festival for an original screenplay, and was 1 of 20 writers chosen for publication in "Time of the Month: Funny Female Storytelling." 

As an actress, she is classically trained, while studying improv at UCB. has booked roles on ABC, Discovery, Lifetime, BET+, and has appeared in 20+ national commercials to-date. ​She is also a mental health advocate and deeply involved in the push to end mental health stigmas, where she champions mental health awareness as a peer educator through the national program, End The Silence, is a member of The National Alliance of Mental Illness, and creator of Funny People Cry Too, a sold-out storytelling show where naturally funny people tell stories about their mental health.​

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Outside of her work, Sarah loves exploring new coffee shops and swimming in any body of water she can find. She’s an outdoor addict, game show fanatic and feels most at home on a film set, in an airplane, or lost in the great outdoors.