2019 in Film:
“Moments” (November 23, 2019) follows the beginning and end of a relationship through a series of frozen moments.
In “Drowning Out the Voices” (November 23, 2019), a young man suffering from depression finds solace in music.
“The View from Below” (October 18, 2019) is an anti-bullying PSA for William Annin’s Week of Respect in which a teenager realizes that her jokes are hurtful to her peers after she sees them from a new perspective.
Credit: Co-Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor
This video (September 18, 2019) celebrates the Leap for Lungs campaign, in which a team of students painted the world’s longest hopscotch course to bring awareness to lung cancer and raise money for its research.
Credit: Director, Cinematographer, Editor
“Jarred” (August 31, 2019) is a romantic drama about love, loss, and time.
Credit: Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor
Gemini (August 18, 2019) highlights the dual nature of gay identity in a dramatic scene in which a guy contemplates putting on make-up.
Credit: Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor
Now & Then (August 17, 2019), created and produced in 24 hours, is a conversational short film discussing the conflict between enjoying the present and working for the future.
Credit: Co-Writer, Director of Photography, Co-Editor
The Neighbor (June 13, 2019) is a dark comedy featuring an eccentric neighbor’s meticulous murder of a new resident.
A Cleansing (June 13, 2019) is a sci-fi drama in which a young woman undergoes a cleansing procedure to rid herself of feelings she deems sinful.
Credit: Writer, Director, Co-Editor
Cassandra (June 2, 2019) is a Greek myth adapted to comment on society’s treatment of sexual violence.
Credit: Co-Writer, Co-Director, Cinematographer, Editor
Helpline (March 25, 2019) is a public service announcement to encourage people to reach out for their friends, their families, or themselves. No one should ever face their burdens alone.
Credit: Co-Writer, Co-Director, Cinematographer, Editor
Voicemail (February 9, 2019) follows a young’s woman’s reactions to a series of aggressive phone messages left by an abusive ex-boyfriend.
Credit: Cinematographer, Gaffer, Editor
The Elements (January 6, 2019) is an experimental short that represents the four stages of grief (denial, anger, sadness, acceptance) through the four elements (air, fire, water, earth).
Produced independently.
