short documentary
This short documentary positions an invasive species ravaging NYC as a poignant allegory for alienation. It uses interviews, footage of a bigot, and more to empathize with the harsh fate of red lantern flies.
short documentary
In this short documentary project, a beach ball rolls anxiously into the water as my mother furiously compares me to JD candidates.
short documentary
A rainy day in New York.
what genre is this
We reached out but he did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
short form content
I got fufu.
short form content
I drank 49% ABV rum for a self-portrait.
interview show
I ran an office interview show during my lunch breaks while interning at an ad agency.
Video maker and writer and a bunch of other things based in New York. Available for assignment.
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