Credits: Editor, A Camera. For the 2022 and 2023 summer tour of the Boston Crusaders, I maintained a weekly docuseries following our progress across the country. Featuring interviews with members, staff, alumni, and fans, as well as fly-on-the-wall rehearsal moments and preshow speeches; the Weekly Wrap-Ups gave drum corps fans a unique look inside the organization and built excitement for the Crusaders’ summer journey as they make their way to Indianapolis for the World Championships.

Credits: Editor Using Adobe After effects, this reveal trailer was made by manipulating and collaging stock footage with custom animations to convey beauty through imperfection.

Credits: Camera, Editor

This highlights montage created for WGI Sport of the Arts showcases the color and emotion of the indoor percussion world.

Credits: Camera, Editor, Voice Director

In December of 2018 I spent a week filming in Kissimmee, Florida, where hundreds of youth football and cheerleading teams met to compete for national championship titles. Hours of interviews, game highlights, and cinematic B roll were assembled into a half-hour recap of the entire week.

Credits: Interviewer, Camera

As part of my work with Creative Video & Multimedia, I covered multiple graduation ceremonies, collecting on-the-street interviews and B Roll to document the day of celebration with newly minted U Indy Alumni.

Credits: Camera, Editor

The inaugural season for Inspire begins with audition weekend. Director Michael Townsend describes what it takes to be a member of the newest Independent World Class winterguard.

Credits: Camera, Editor, Director

Meet Wango, the telepresence robot built by sixth-grader Natalie Workman. This video is part of a series, created for the Passport to Hi-Tech event held every year at Connor Prairie in Fishers, IN. The purpose is to showcase talented women in STEM fields and careers, and motivate young women to pursue interests and activities in science and technology.

This video was shot in an afternoon, starting with an interview in which I learned all about Wango and its components. Natalie was a little camera shy, so it took some coaching and encouragement to get her to open up. Once she did, her intelligence and passion for engineering stole the show.

Credits: Editor, Colorist

One of four short films shot in Eldoret, Kenya. Afiya is the story of a young girl with HIV struggling to connect with her family and overcome the social stigma associated with her condition.

The 4K footage of this film was edited in a round-trip pipeline using the NLE Avid Media Composer and the color grading software DaVinci Resolve.

Credits: Camera, Editor

When the DCI Open Class Championships concluded, it was my job to upload video coverage of the event to YouTube as fast as possible. This video was edited together in a few hours and uploaded before the following morning. Many of the video team's edited work had tight deadlines during that summer.

Credits: Camera, Editor

Jeff & Christina were wed on a windy December day in northern Illinois. They wanted a video that not only documented the events of their special day, but also told the story of their relationship through the use of interviews, cinematic camera techniques, and narrative-focused editing.

Credits: Editor, Motion Graphics, Audio Capture

A fun project for IU Health in Indianapolis, IN. The team was asked to create a playful video featuring kids with ADHD. All graphics and effects were created in After Effects, then rendered as Quicktime animations with alpha channels that could be overlayed in a Premiere Pro project.

Credits: Camera, Editor

As part of my internship with Drum Corps International, I was tasked with creating short pieces that showcase the the history of the Drum & Bugle Corps activity. I put on my figurative press hat and went on the hunt for on-the-street interviews with drum corps fans and alumni.