During my four years at PBS affiliate WBGU in Bowling Green, Ohio, I worked on numerous productions including the Summer in Ohio web series. I shot b‑roll and edited the final piece, shaping performances, vendors, and tours into a cohesive story. I also edited the series’ episode on the Asian Festival in Columbus.

This short documentary follows young adults transitioning out of foster care and the nonprofit that stands beside them. Through honest conversations and everyday moments, it highlights the people, relationships, and community support that make safe, stable housing possible.

This film documents the farmers in West Texas who grow organic cotton and the work it takes to do it sustainably. Rather than relying on marketing language, the story unfolds through honest conversations and time spent on the land. It offers a quiet, authentic look at the labor, environment, and people behind a material most of us rarely consider.

A bed is more than furniture—it’s the foundation for a new beginning. In this short documentary for Naturepedic, I follow families in Cleveland as they move from homelessness to hope. As a one‑man crew, I directed and edited the film to highlight how corporate giving and community action come together to help turn a house into a home.

“Created for a Video III course, this mockumentary reimagined a traditional documentary assignment by exploring internet fame and the pressure to go viral. I co‑wrote the film with lead actor Joseph Penna and directed and edited it to mirror modern documentary pacing. The project let me experiment with narrative structure, comedic timing, and character‑driven storytelling.