About Rebecca

I've spent most of my life working with stories. Not in the marketing sense, but in the sense of paying attention to how people speak, what feels clear and what doesn't, and what gets lost in translation.

I have my undergraduate degree in documentary film from UCLA and recently completed my Master's in Media Studies at The New School, where I focused on how meaning takes shape through media.

I began working in documentary film, then moved into working with larger media companies, and over time into building websites and digital systems for individual businesses and people. I handle the technical and creative sides so my clients can focus on their work.

This is where my interest has stayed, helping people translate what they do into something that feels coherent, human, and alive.

I now design websites and support content and media systems for individuals and small teams who care about how their work is experienced, not just how it's presented.

My background in documentary film and production informs everything I do. Story & Media➝

My Approach

I’m drawn to work that has depth, integrity, and a clear point of view.

Whether I’m designing a website or supporting a larger media project, I care about clarity, pacing, tone, and the feeling a person has when they move through what’s been created.

The goal is not just to make something look polished. It’s to make it feel true to the work it represents.

I tend to work by listening first, to what’s being said, and what isn’t.

Often design is less about adding something new, and more about clarifying what’s already there. Simplifying structure. Adjusting tone. Making small, precise decisions that change how something is experienced.

There’s a point when things begin to click, where the work starts to feel like itself. That’s what interested in getting to.

Here's what I offer

  • Custom Website Design

    A fully custom website built for you from the ground up. We start with who you are and what you're building, developing or working with your existing brand, palette, and visual direction.

    Includes structure guidance, content flow, page hierarchy, messaging support, and a full site build. Everything works together so your site feels cohesive and easy to move through.

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  • Ongoing Support

    Once your site is live, there's usually more to do: SEO, Google Business and merchant setup, email newsletters and automations, appointment scheduling, courses, classes, memberships, product setup, podcast setup, landing pages, audio and video editing and design, and more.

    Available for one-time projects or ongoing support.

    Let's Talk ➝

  • Done-for-you Templates

    Think of it like a prefab home. Custom designed with intention and built with craft, then used as a thoughtful starting point, customized to fit your work. They don't look like a basic Squarespace website, because they aren't built like one.

    Designed for creatives, and thoughtful businesses. New designs coming soon.

    Learn more ➝

If you’d like to work together, I’d love to hear more about your project.

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If you’re curious…

A little more about Rebecca.

  • My dad was a cowboy.

    I grew up on a farm in Northern California, and spent my entire childhood working on that farm, long days riding horses in hills of Northern California, horse shows, and rodeos.

    That kind of upbringing stays with you.

  • I raised my son Theo, who we've always called Bird, as a single mom between Los Angeles and a small island an hour and a half ferry ride off the coast of Maine.

    I wanted him to know what it feels like to live in a place where everyone knows your name. So I designed and built a house there, The Birdhouse Shangri-La.

    We would leave LA and spend our summers on the island.

    As soon as we got off the ferry, we’d buy him a new pair of rubber boots at The Fishermen’s Friend.

    It always felt to me that what matters most in childhood is love, safety, good boots, and good friends.

    Nature, pollywogs, and lobsters made it all that much better.

    Theo is grown now, working nonstop as a 1st AC on films and commercials in Los Angeles. He's one of the last of a generation who truly knows how to build a camera. Those summers in Maine and building together shaped us both.

  • I’ve been a digital nomad before it was even a thing :).

    I always knew I wanted a life that was mobile, one that could hold both independence and connection at the same time.

    So I’ve built my life and work around that core truth.

  • I love building and design.

    Simple, sustainable living.

    I built my own custom tiny home van. Her name is The Birdhouse Van.

    Then I built a place to park her.

    Coyote Moon Mesa, an off-grid place on a mesa in the high desert of California.

    I built a wood-burning sauna & wood-burning bathtub under the stars.

    No one around for miles.

    Coyotes. Wildlife. Quiet.

  • I’m currently working on and launching a multimedia project called, Creatureliness; What moves a woman to say, fuck this?.

    I’ll be interviewing women all over the world, geo-mapping where they are, and the stories of their lives.

    Stories, interviews, lived experience.

    Less about answers, more about paying attention to women’s stories.

  • I spend part of my time in Europe, exploring where I want to put down roots part of the year. Portugal. Germany. Spain. These are my potential sweet spots.

    I'm also looking at building an off-grid, overlanding rig here.

    Driving. Working. Living.

    The same way I always have chosen to live and work, only now in Europe too.