CREATING MEANING,
NOT JUST MEDIA
CREATIVE | PRODUCER | FILM EDITOR
Turning ideas into stories that audiences feel moved by
THE UNDISCOVERED PATH needed to carry the emotional highs and lows of a transformative adventure while setting the tone for the series as a whole. I helped shape the narrative into a grounded portrait of resilience and transformation. The film became the series’ widest-reaching chapter, surpassing 500,000 views across YouTube and Facebook.
MISSION-DRIVEN VIDEOS
REIMAGINING PHILANTHROPY is a documentary series exploring how philanthropic systems might move funding in more accountable, community-centered ways. Because the series speaks to an audience already deeply familiar with the subject, I consulted on the story arcs needed to make the conversations feel urgent and engaging, then edited long-form discussions and vérité footage into focused episodes with clear emotional and intellectual momentum.
DOCUMENTARY SERIES
DOCUMENTARY SHORTs
HEART: Serving Our Neighbors in Crisis is a documentary short exploring Durham’s unarmed crisis response program and the urgent need for more human-centered responses to mental illness and addiction-related 911 calls. As editor, I shaped intimate vérité footage into a focused, character-driven story that brought viewers inside the realities of crisis response and made the human stakes of the issue clear.
DOCUMENTARy SHORTs
ONE MAKE: SPIKE KOHLBECKER needed to do more than work as a standalone episode, it had to fit naturally within the larger series, carrying the right tone, purpose, and narrative shape. Starting with raw material and early conversations about the series vision, I created the story arc and edited the episode into a cohesive, character-driven piece that felt both distinct and fully at home in the series.
BRAND VIDEOS
NITRO CIRCUS LIVE: How to Make Money Doing What You Love was built to show that the action-sports world is more than spectacle—it is a real ecosystem of people turning passion, skill, and risk into a livelihood. As editor, I shaped short, high-energy profiles into clear, character-driven stories that expanded the brand’s world beyond stunts and helped the series reach more than 1 million views on YouTube.
Episcopal Relief & Development had been telling its work through the same familiar video approach, and wanted a story that could better reflect the human impact of its programs in Africa. AWITI’S STORY was designed to feel less like a traditional nonprofit video and more like a film. We built the narrative around the people who love Awiti and the idea that true strength is expressed through kindness, involvement, and care.
MISSION-DRIVEN VIDEOS
work Which has CONTRIBUTED to EMMY award-winning films, series, and mission-driven projects across broadcast, brand, and independent productions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Genuine curiosity and care for telling a heartfelt story. I want to know why this story is important to you, what is at stake, what will change, and what an audience needs to feel and understand.
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I take on documentaries, series, mission-driven films, and branded stories around real people, real stakes, and material that needs strong narrative shaping to land with clarity and emotional force.
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I can join at any stage, but early involvement allows for stronger narrative alignment. From development through post-production, my focus is on shaping structure and clarity so the story lands with intention.
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My services can span the full production process—from story development and production through editing and final delivery. I work as a narrative partner throughout, shaping structure, pacing, and emotional clarity from the earliest stages to the finished film. When a project calls for additional expertise, I collaborate with a trusted network of talented specialists to bring the right skills to the story.
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Yes. I regularly integrate into existing creative teams, working closely with producers, directors, and in-house staff to support the project’s narrative goals. My role in post-production is to strengthen the story while respecting the established creative vision.
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Yes, when on-site collaboration or production support adds value. Otherwise, I work remotely.
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Yes. I use AI tools selectively and responsibly to support the work—primarily for research, organization, and accelerating certain post-production tasks. These tools enhance efficiency and exploration, while narrative judgment and creative decisions remain human-led.
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