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Hi yah,

Most call me Allie

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by how stories come together, not just what’s on screen, but what happens behind it.

 

As a kid, I was the one more interested in the DVD commentary

with the directors than the film itself. 

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That early curiosity eventually led me to earn a degree in Telecommunication and Film from the University of West Florida, where I focused on television production and documentary storytelling. 

I’m now a digital marketer and storyteller with a passion for creating content that feels human, emotionally resonant, and community-centered. My background spans nonprofit communications, social media strategy, and brand storytelling across both mission-driven organizations and consumer brands.
 

Over the past year, my own experience navigating cancer treatment has deepened my understanding of the power of online community, advocacy, and hopeful storytelling. Through creating content around humor, silver linings, and the realities of treatment, I’ve seen firsthand how social media can foster connection, encourage vulnerability, and help people feel less alone.

Whether developing campaigns, short-form video content, or mission-driven storytelling, I’m most passionate about creating work that not only captures attention, but genuinely connects with people.

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*A few thing of note: 

  • Security cameras, with audio, and placed in the front and the back of the cabin and my parents can hear and see everything recorded on those cameras so be aware when coming in and out. (In the least creepy way possible) 

  • There is a slight chance of wild life! This sounds silly but literally posting to be better safe than sorry:

    • What to do if you encounter a black bear
      • Do not run: Back away slowly while facing the bear. Running can incite them to chase you as prey.
      • Make yourself look big: Raise your arms, wave them, or move to higher ground if you can.
      • Make noise: Talk in a calm, assertive voice or shout. Do not scream, as high-pitched sounds might trigger a predatory response.

  • There are two guest bedrooms, it can be decided on Friday who wants to sleep where.

    • Your options are: guest bedroom - queen bed, very comfy couch downstairs, fairly comfy couch in the living room, or in the bunk room (two twins beds and two full bed options) 

  • I want to make my parents a little video of everyone thanking them for allowing them to stay at the cabin. I may even buy a cute 'guest' notebook for them to keep there and have everyone write something very short about your stay. Just a heads up! 

 

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