Beautiful Humans

A series that extracts the wisdom and experience of successful people, taking 1.5hr interviews down to 15-minute short films with appropriate camera cuts, b-roll and music.

Modern Appalachian Cuisine:
Venison Wellington

Though she’s never received culinary training,
Brittany Furbee managed to come out the victor of a
Food Network competition against cooks working in the industry.

Here, she walks us through some modern Appalachian cuisine.

Braving Healing

A storytelling platform aimed to amplify the experiences, resources, and expertise of those affected by and working to end child sex abuse.

Moto Appalachia Discovery

A personal, unadvertised project combining drones, action cameras, journalism and music.

Skating Carter Jones

A guerilla documentary project,
shot in 2 hours and edited down to 11 minutes.

A group of Richmond skateboarders — and their families — defy the city’s order to abandon a skate park for demolition.

Abandoned Home Discovery

While shooting a model in VA, we stumbled upon an
abandoned home. I filmed our exploration of all the
things left behind, covered in layers of dust.

The video is stylized to replicate the
emotional atmosphere of its decay.

Interstitial Transduction

This documentary short allowed me to work with two
of the most creative artists in Richmond as they developed
an installation for the annual InLight Festival.

After this short was released, their project received the
People's Choice Award.

Trayvon Martin Vigil

Richmond, VA

After the controversial Trayvon Martin case, vigils were held all across the country.  This 2-minute short aims to capture the mood that permeated most of those initial gatherings.

Protest Swarms Union Station

Washington, D.C.

This is a short video of federal workers in Washington, D.C. taking over Union Station as they fought for a higher minimum wage. 

Twin Spruce Marina Solar

A 5-minute video for the American Solar Energy Society, highlighting Twin Spruce Marina just outside of Morgantown.

Art 180 Mural Project

Commissioned from the Richmond nonprofit Art 180,
which provides art classes after school hours for
underprivileged youth in the city.