Birth Place: Houston, TX

Profession: Martial artist

What classes do you teach: Jiu Jitsu, MMA, and Kickboxing

What martial art(s) have trained in:
Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing and MMA

What classes do you teach: BJJ Adults: men’s and women’s, Kids BJJ, No-Gi BJJ , Thai Boxing for MMA, Adult MMA, Teen MMA, Personal Fitness, Conditioning, and Personal Self-Defense

Number of years of training martial arts: I started training in the summer of 1998

For more information check out: Elite MMA

An MFA graduate of
The California Institute of the Arts, Sharon’s first film, A Thousand Miles, was seen in over 80 film festivals world wide, and received the award for Ten Best Shorts of 2000 from American Cinemateque. Her first feature film, Make A Wish, won Best in Fest at The Paris Women’s Film
Festival in 2002. Make A Wish is distributed by Wolfe Video
domestically and internationally.

As an editor, she won the Platinum AVA award for editing on Living Proof, in the category of religion and spirituality. Recent commissions include Telling The Truth in an
Imaginary Place, and We Are In The Business of Changing the World: documentaries about the sculpture and public art installations of Houston artist, Tara Conley. She is comfortable in both narrative and documentary genres and has created hundreds of projects for corporations and non-profit organizations in the South Texas region.