Videography and photography have communicative capabilities matched by no other medium. I have honed my craft and pushed myself to grow as an artist by continually writing, filming, editing, and acting.

Envy is a product of NUTV's biannual 24 hour challenge in which groups have one day to create a film based off a surprise theme. I helped to write and edit, but my main role was assistant camera.

A personal short film of mine, I wrote, directed, edited, filmed, and briefly starred in My Friend Chris. This project allowed me to experiment with mockumentary filmmaking.

My first project at Northeastern University, this silent short was written, directed, shot, and edited by yours truly. This film being silent allowed me to prioritize visual language and symbolism.

My biggest project to date, NPZ Student Life was a group capstone film. Six of us worked to write the story, eventually filming and editing our own portions and taking varying roles during the group scenes.

For a personal project with NPZ TV, I was lucky enough to convince a beloved teacher to join me for my take on Hot Ones. I wrote questions, interviewed, filmed, and edited this piece.

This short film, Reality Check, was the culmination of my time at The School of The New York Times Summer Academy. For this project I served as writer, director, editor, and actor. 

My favorite photo I've ever taken, My First Love showed me how important each lighting choice truly is when trying to convey a specific message.