Long-form promotional videos and short films

This is a video I filmed and edited while living in Orlando to work for Disney Parks, Experiences and Products as a Design and Communications Intern. It captures the excitement and awe that children and families experience while spending a day in Disney's Magic Kingdom.

Caldera is a fashion film I created to promote Strike Magazine's Spring 2023 Issue. This video features content from two shoots, and accompanies the section of the magazine which discusses hyper-masculine qualities and emotions. I handled all roles of production all the way through directing, camera work, and editing.

Americana is a video showcasing the Spring 2023 Look Book for UGA's Student Merchandising Association. I was responsible for directing, shooting and editing the film. The aim was to show off 5 decades of styling between the 1960s and 2000s using the 10 selected models.

18 Million Cracks is a fashion film for Strike Magazine's Issue 02. The film was directed, shot and edited by me. This video, alongside the photos and article in the magazine with the same title, bring to light the hypocrisy of the fashion industry in regard to feminism. The industry continues to preach female empowerment, but the majority of fashion leaders are still men. The title, 18 Million Cracks takes inspiration from Hillary Clinton's concession speech.

Oracle is a fashion film I directed for Strike Magazine to be screened at the magazine's 5th issue launch event. The three sections of the film titled Siren, Ether, and Caldera coincide with the three sections of the magazine with the same names representing water, earth, and fire, respectively. Throughout the film, seven separate fashion shoots are represented. As Strike's Videography Director, I led a team of three videographers who all assisted in operating cameras for this project. I handled all directing, producing, and editing responsibilities.

This shoot for Strike Magazine is entitled Smile, You're on Camera. It is a commentary on performative activism and the plastic nature of its participants.

Through the Eyes of the Misinterpreted is a fashion film directed, shot and edited by me. This piece was created to promote the section in Strike Magazine's Issue 02 with the same title. In the magazine, Through the Eyes of the Misinterpreted highlights 5 historic “Vandals." The article and photos explore their impact on society and the future trajectory of their artistic field.